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2 days ago
Friday, May 22, 2009
Interview
Trish interviewed me a while back, and she’s put it up on her blog this morning. It was great fun—she asked some really thought-provoking questions, as you can see from my way-too-long responses. Thanks, Trish!
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OK. It didn't take me but about 3 seconds to read your writing. And Trish's. I will be back. Soon.
Thanks for doing this.
PS: Is Voodoo Cafe anything like Bagdad Cafe? Just wondering...
ExpatFromHell
Ricë, I loved the interview, those were good questions. Thank you for hitting the work and getting deeper aspect, and shopping. Focus seems likes a dirty word to a lot of people.
aww, thanks for the link:) I'm only sorry I never got around to writing that great book review of your book!!
thanks again for the interview-
and I love the perch for your cat in your other post, nice and colorful!
have a great weekend-
Trish
And I thought that I was the only one inspired by Native Funk & Flash. I still own it and just flipping though it takes me back to the good old days.
Debbie
When I read this, since you said it was "a while back" I thought it was the interview I had already listened to. It wasn't until I read Roz's post today that I realized it might be a new one. And so it was, and great at that!
I'm going to tell you what I told Trish, "When I read #6 and#9 I felt like when you're in church and the preacher says something so relevant to what you're going through that you want to pipe up and say "You talkin to ME??"
A couple of years ago I quit working with clay and jewelry, dropped everything for a year, then discovered Danny Gregory, Roz, and you and returned to my first love, drawing. From there it was a quick hop over to a collage/mixed media/"journaling"/online workshops total-immersion-intensive for the past 5 months. I thought that by now I would have figured out what my medium would be, what the "thing" was I wanted to do, but I haven't and it's getting to me, and I'm thinking maybe it's photography, maybe it's videos.
All my life I've tried different things and never stuck with anything long enough to learn it really well and learn it in depth. I even named the blog I did not stick with "stone after stone" for that very reason!
I need to do some thinking. You can see why your interview resonated so strongly with me.
Great, insightful stuff. Thanks for sharing it!
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