Monthly Archives: May 2013

Girl2’s Chalk Fest

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Our weekly breakfast was preempted this week so the kids could spend Friday night with Granny & Grandpa.  My beautiful young bride and I went to the Norman, OK, Second Friday Art Walk, and then stayed up past our bedtime watching Iron Man III.

By Sunday afternoon, after all the Mother’s Day dining, things were back to normal. Girl2 saw some kids out playing and called to them. Next thing I know, there’s a chalk art festival on my front porch. THAT’S awesome living right there, folks. Awesome, indeed.

What’s On Your Easel 02May2013

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Each week on The Artistic Biker Live, I have a segment where I promote other artists around the web in what I like to call “What’s On Your Easel?”!  Here are this week’s entries:

 

Last week we had works submitted by Athala – http://www.youtube.com/user/JandrAthala

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Jay the Viking – http://moon-light-creations.webs.com/ ,

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and ArtistPoetGirl – http://mypurpledoorstudios.blogspot.com/

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If you would like to be a part of “What’s On Your Easel?” just send a link to blade@artisticbiker.com

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Daddy/Daughter Breakfast 04MAY2013

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We got to sleep in a bit today as the little girl’s soccer game isn’t until later this afternoon. But it also means we had a little extra time visiting before thebfood arrived because the restaurant was PACKED. I loved the time but she almost lost her mind with hunger. My little hobbit child has to eat 8 times a day, you know.

Art Journal: Wearing a Kilt on Windy Days” on YouTube

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This week, the Oklahoma weather is once again trying to kill us. Between the hail, tornadoes, thunderstorms, freezes, and mild sunny days, welcome to spring. My friend and I went for a walk and practically had to hold onto each other to keep from blowing away. That’s when I said, “it’s a good thing we’re not wearing kilts.”
He said, “I don’t know. The breeze could be fun…”

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