EMPTY BOXES
I love this image and how it shows just how hard I have been working over the past few weeks.
These boxes were all full of the stuff that has been entered in this blog.
Yes, I know, I haven't quite thrown it all out - but I'm getting there.
and the small image shows a stack of boxes that have been filled and are awaiting shelving on the new shelves.
Selection of calendars with nice pictures mostly put in RECYCLING BAG
Cartoons NY Times David Levine 1990
Ulster Bank 1989 Flowers
Birds wrapping from Hilda KEPT
Allied Irish Bank Flowers
EBS 1990
Old Bawn Community school 1989 drawings of historical buildings in Tallaght KEPT
Sailing ships 1987 to give to son for new abode KEPT
Fire Safety posters
sheets of construction paper.
Various material, images, sketches left from my Leaving Cert . Some items might be Michael's .
Small folder of prints including Malton KEPT
Pen drawing signed 'John Lane 1975'. Think this was John McGuire KEPT
Post card from London KEPT
KEPT
Tracing of sailing ship. Unsigned. Almost certainly John McGuire KEPT
Country woman - think this is Michael
Possibly by Elizabeth
portrait
table-tennis player
Piece of shining gold card KEPT for the wrinkles in it.
Rough draft of thesis writting for Saor Ollscoil - anxious that I do not know where the finished copy of it is. Will I throw out these notes ....? KEPT temporarily
Image at right shows why I decided to keep the piece of shining gold card.
I can't understand why few other people seem to appreciate the fabulous beauty of WRINKLES.
I love them from every angle - what made these wrinkles - what pushed against the paper, or what was the paper pushed against? As for my own WRINKLES, why would I want to disguise, hide, deny my life history which is recorded on my face. Yes, some are maks of frowns and scowls, but many are from SMILES - and I think its great that there is a permanent record of all the times I felt good enough to smile.
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