I must say money does afford one advantages. Doesn't give one health however. Naomi and Wynona are going on tour and they will be in Denver on December 8, 2010. Tickets go on sale this Friday at Ticketmaster. I will try to hear and see them. What I really want is a DVD of their Final Concert. I have it on VCR, but, neither one is hooked up so I can view it on my TV. Saw one, but didn't want to pay as much as they wanted for it.
Received an unexpected call from my nearby recreation center from the teacher of the watercolor classes. I can start at 12:30 pm on Friday. I missed last week's class. So, should be fun. and unexpected. Watercolor is so seldom taught in the rec centers here in town.
I was just wondering how I would get into some backgrounds for my art journal; I'm sure ideas for some will pop up as I go through the class. Not expensive, so not much in the way of interesting set ups. Flowers, pots, etc. But, something to learn in a small class environment.
I tore pics out of magazines and found most were photos of male film stars. I have hardly any female role models or women I look up to and am inspired by. I love the Judds, but the Christianese thing Wynona did on Oprah just throws me, it's such a mystery to me, in parts.
I really do love Adam Lambert's voice.
Chris O'Donnell on NCIS: Los Angeles is great. He is such a strong lead actor and the little person actress is someone I admire and really enjoy her character acting. She becomes every person in every film. I loved her, as the bartender, in Silverado, Costner's breakout film. She was in a TV series, I think, that just made her. I liked her with Brendan Fraser in a film that took place in Asia, I think. Michael Caine was also in it. I've enjoyed every film I've seen her in and she's such a delight and has tremendous acting chops.
I do hope Oprah does something beside run old footage of her past shows. I'm going to miss her terribly once she's gone. She and the folk she's had on the show have changed me or helped me change more than anyone or anything on TV. Angel's given me more to think about spiritually and about evil and good. I'm watching the first year of Angel after watching the second and third year of Buffy, again.
Haven't been able to write much these days. I just put a little in my typepad account and am working to change my schedule around so that I do at least an hour of writing a day. i've got prompts out the wazoo and just don't get to it until it's too late at night to feel like pounding the keys until morning.
I'm working on figuring out how and why I get so huffy when I get angry and actually am terribly disappointed and instead of crying I get into this, "I've got to fix this now. I am entitled to have the solution in an instant for instant gratification, or I've got to solve this now. If I take a few minutes and get away from the problem for a little, sure enough I get into one of my strongest skills, problem solving and sure enough, oila, it's solved and/or I realize more information I have to get in order to solve the problem.
The creative process and critical thinking is a fascinating thing to watch. How people's and my own processes work and evolve. Wynona and Naomi reminded me of some very important listening and life skills today during the time they were on Oprah. It would be difficult to have a woman like Naomi for a mother. At least, for me it would.
I hope there's a DVD of the Final Concert Tour, the show itself. Not the whole tour.
M Lyn