Friday night Jason and I made it to the Walker Art Museum for their summer exhibit: Walker Inside Out, Art Goes Outdoors. They are doing a miniature golf set up. Each hole was designed by an artist used an environmental theme. Materials used were either eco-friendly or made a statement about recycling, water conservation etc. We played fairly decently - no holes in one, but I did win by two strokes.
Can you find Jason?
Following our round of miniature golf we walked over to the sculpture gardens. After five years of living out here I finally got to see it all. That means another check on the list of things to enjoy out here.
Yes, that is a giant cherry on a spoon.
I think this swing/sculpture would be really cool in my backyard to be. What do you think?
As a side I'm expanding my list of things I can do. This week I successfully used a power drill without any mishaps. (Now all I have to do is learn how to use a much smaller one on teeth.) Additionally, Jason and I received a painting in a classy but battered frame when we bought our furniture. On Dianne's suggestion I found some wood putty and using my paints and skills from my art class have made it look like new.
School orientation begins in three days - I can't wait!
2 comments:
Hi,
I see that you're a newly accepted dental student. I will be a junior undergrad, and I'm extremely interested in this career. Can I ask you a few questions? Thanks and good luck!
bigggmike1@gmail.com
Well, that is random. Ha.
Anyway I love mini golf and this looks amazing.
P.S. can we get together and play sometime? Please
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