Wait and Salivate

So I painted today. It was AMAZING!!! I got a sunburn, I ran up and down a big ridge 4 times getting things I'd forgotten at the bottom, the wind was blowing everything away, and it was just RAD. I'm not going to take a picture of the painting for you; you'll just have to wait and salivate. But I'm stoked that the red rock was willing to lend itself to me for a few hours.
I also finally found a local printing place that'll do my business cards relatively quickly and cheaply. And I went back to the library and liberated them of a pilates DVD, "The Brave One" and (heheh) "Dreamgirls". Saw "Michael Clayton", "Capote" and "Music and Lyrics" last time. Seems like a good idea to balance the serious ones with some definite silly ones. The library's been very good to me. I polished off Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys" over the last two days...I highly recommend it. Really anything he's written. He's fabulous. I've got a thing for witty, imaginative writers, I'm finding.
Sedona is turning out to be pretty cool. The people are generally really friendly and don't feel too judgmental or...you know...messed up (whatever that means). I met a wonderful lady named Roberta who's an artist and owns a gallery with works by local artists uptown. I think I wanted to give her a hug four times during the 20 minutes we talked; she was so delightful.

I feel those barnacles falling off...feel a bit shinier, a bit more bright-eyed, and happy in general. I strongly feel that anyone in a human body should do things like this now and then. It's like taking supplements. But its guaranteed to work.

Love you all...