Showing posts with label MFH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MFH. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2022

Thursday, October 1, 2020

Shamrock Brewing Co.

We arrived at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center too late, but when we asked for a suggestion for dinner she told of The Shamrock. Their Crusted Salmon was the finest fish since Tognazzinis' in Morro Bay.


Both Trinidad and Pueblo have a lot of brick. The Shamrock, in Pueblo, also has a patterned-tin ceiling.








Tuesday, April 21, 2020

MFH - Albuquerque


The line in Waiting For Godot, "It's a Carrot" served, for many years, as a koan whose meaning was: It is what it is.

All the while I interpreted the scene as Beckett's sarcastic poke at homophobes. The critics frequently made reference to it in metaphorical terms of Vladimir's balls (testes) and the carrot as his dick. I imagined Beckett muttering: "Stupid buttheads! They read too much Freud."

My sister embroidered this bandana 45 years ago.






Over time the carrot morphed into The Prime Motivator...as in when dangled, on a schtick-und-schtring, in front of a mule. I discarded the stick and enjoyed the metaphor. The phrase "It's a Carrot" became the acronym IAC. And in those days, when the gallery was going strong, Contemporary Art was my Prime Motivator -- compelling me to LEAP from bed (with enthusiasm) each morning.






Ms. Cook found this SPLENDID robe -- and t-shirt -- online. 
Not ALL my stubbornness is genetic; I AM a Capricorn.






At the Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital after the angioplasty.





Tinsel & Carrots, Oh My!






About Poetry
from:  Nine Gates  by Jane Hirshfield




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