Sunday, February 25, 2007

Aaron Koleszar Visit, Gothic VS. Gay Party, Crystal Crescent Beach With Eleanor, Eabha's Candle Lit Bath

So our good friend and commrade Aaron Koleszar came out for a visit this weekend. It was great, as usual to have his company, and his influx of radical propaganda (DVD's, posters, patches, news letters...).

On Friday night, Aaron, Eabha and I went to the Gothic Vs. Gay party that our friend Capp was hosting and had invited us too. It was a lot of fun but Eabha was tired to begin with and we left as the major influx of freaks was commencing. That night Eabha took 3 minutes to fall asleep, a new record.

Saturday found us at the market with Keli, which was a lot of fun. I got Eabha some egyptian cammomile tea, and citrus lavendar tea...both potions intended to knock her out like an elephant tranquilizer at bedtime. It totally works! Ha!

Afterwards we drove out to Crystal Crescent Beach with our friend Eleanor. We almost got a bit lost on our two and a half hour hike, but with our bread crumbs...found our way back. The day in the cold wind ended for Eabha, with a warm candle lit bath.

Sunday afternoon finds us here on the couch, eating strawberries and drinking more tea, updating the blog and whatnot. We're looking forward to our swimming lesson in two hours, and yes Gamma, the new bathingsuit fits Eabha perfectly!!

The Literacy Support Programme has been going really well at school/work. This workshop's sample was an article on race, which left a lot of room for politicising the personal. The next workshop's sample will be using the medium of video to re-approach reading strategies. Here is the video sample we'll most likely be using:

Be Well,

John D



Aaron labels cd's and watches the news with Eabha


Aaron Koleszar


Aaron and Eabha, hanging out before the party starts and eating dulse, which Eabha is fond of

Aaron and Eabha, hanging out


Aaron and Eabha, hanging out


A little bit of Capp's place


There's a rumour this was a xmass ornament from the xmass tree at city hall. Pitty. Looks lovely on the ceiling


Clip-on earing


Eabha had Goth face paint, but also had a fairy on her shirt, which is decidedly Queer.


Our friend, comrade and host (seated) Capp, and someone I don't know


Hanging out on the couch with Sara and Larissa


Laughing at the same joke while Eabha adjusts her earings


Queer


Goth Vs. Queer


People I don't know sitting on couch with person I don't know staring at camera


On the way to Crystal Crescent


"How do you catch a wave and pin it down"?


Wave


Half crash


Crash


Full crash


Surging up the beach toward canine and several homo sapiens


End of cycle, or beginning..


Kyna engaged in serious Lab work (eating rocks and growling at them)


Crystal Crescent Beach

Surging forward


Ray of light


45 degrees


Carefully watching the frozen ground


Old abondoned look out


Looking in the look out


Going in


Window with a view


Horizon


Secondary beach


All parties tired on trip back


Unsuspectingly drinking the tea, he he


Catching up with bathtyme lizard


An Eabha face


Another classic Eabha face


The faery box has been turned on and has left the fingers


Eabha adds more tea


Eabha adds more tea


Eabha adds more tea


The view from above

5 Comments:

At 9:26 PM, Blogger Heather said...

Great pictures, as usual. I really like the ones taken at the beach.

 
At 12:36 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am confirming that I looked at your blog...it's lovely. as usual.

 
At 12:58 AM, Blogger Eabha the Kiwi said...

Smart arse.

John D

 
At 5:27 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Am missing you both, send me another email and then we can arrange time for talky talkys on telephone. Not this week tho cos its FULL ON. My mind is made up. Im coming to Canada 2008. got to see the land of my birth first. Cant wait to meet aaron!

 
At 3:11 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hiya - just checking your blog. pretty pictures. have you seen ansel adams' "surf sequence"? it has similar movement to the waves you were photographing.
http://www.artnet.com/Images/magazine/news/artmarketwatch/artmarketwatch5-2-10.jpg

 

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