Normally, Sean and I are all about that lazy Sunday.
Typically, he'll make is a big hardy breakfast.
Usually, we'll listen to Anna Lisa on Kfog, SF radio.
Most of the time, I'll poke around in the garden and lounge around the house in spankies.
HOWEVER, this Sunday was a break from routine.
Sean HAD to set up for his art show this June-July at The High Dive off 12th and Hawthorne.
Needless-to-say, I became a mover and gofer. Picking up artwork, making and mounting placards (all whilst tending to a 4 and 1/2 year old).
Though, I couldn't say this killed my enthusiasm for Sean's well-deserved recognition, I was just bra-less and ill-prepared to converse with the outside world...
Moments later, a call from a few friends and we're swinging by yet another art show. A SKATE art showing... well suited for kids (thank Glob).
It was actually... marvelous!
We watched an awkward paper mache monster show, got our faces painted and genuinely enjoyed perusing the canvas curtain draped, relaxed yet spacious ambience.
Lest I say, I did NOT have a lazy Sunday...though, an eventful one indeed!
