We were at Sandra’s house in San Francisco to have a VERY small celebration on the actual day of her birthday.
Fear not, a real “Sandra Style” party will take place on April 5th.
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Squeezed in next to me is my girlfriend at the time, Lisa Marie Boll and my roommate Tommy Del Santo.
I still keep in touch with Lisa but I have no idea what became of Tommy. His rather common last name has made it kind of difficult to look him up. I ran into him one more time after we had both returned from Italy. We were working in Los Angeles and I was about 23-years-old. That’s where the trail ends.
Photos tend to last longer than friendships and almost always longer than our limited stay here on the planet. Maybe someone will pick up this picture at a garage sale in fifty years and make up a better story about who they think that these three strange people were . . . stuck together for a few moments in a small booth on a cloudy November day.
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Hero
1 a: a mythological or legendary figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability b: an illustrious warrior c: a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities d: one that shows great courage
I’ve worked with a lot of these guys now, and it always begs the question . . . How many mere mortals can even live up to definition c?
I have only now acquired a scanner that can properly “capture” them.
The images constitute a really beautiful archive of period art nudes and other “beauty” photographs.
Today I received the first test print of the image below (without the black bar).
I’m not sure what I’ll do with the whole collection . . . but they’d sure make a great money-losing coffee table book.
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She’s too long a story to get into right now . . . Suffice it to say that she started out as a “time share” with an old girlfriend and has now, for the last three and a half years, become a 24/7 responsibility.
Stacey (pictured below in a snapshot from last week) decided to use a Martha Stewart recipe for dying Easter eggs with all-natural ingredients. She boiled up some free-range, organic, grain-fed, etc. eggs and then colored them with various concoctions made out of cabbage, spices and other “real” food dyes.
Between the smell of the boiled eggs and the cabbage, the house was an Easter stink-fest. Is the idea behind the tradition of the eggs related to reminding us of the resurrection or of the decomposition?
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I went to the gym today after resting it yet again for a few days and right away . . . “Ouch”!
I spoke to Ed Corney tonight and he (of the double shoulder replacement) laughed and said that he had lasted a lot longer than I have . . . At my age, he told me, he was still in the “thick of things” with his heavy lifting . . . living and training with the Governor.
OK, so it’s off to the Stairmaster in the living room . . . that won’t hurt the shoulder . . . It “gets you” by simply boring you to death.
I shot photos of Sandra yesterday (see below) . . . We have been trying to set this up for a few years . . . and now, perhaps a bit anticlimactically, it’s done.
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