The Great Buddha of Kamakura, daibutsu, Kōtoku-in Temple about 30 miles South-southwest of Tokyo.
Family and daibutsu.
Afterwards, we went to a pizzeria in town where we had chrysanthemum green and japanese green onion on a white pizza and fish and beer. We sat in a covered atrium outside. This is Ryohei, Yoko, and Katsuko.
We went to eat kushiage which is all kinds of fried stuff on sticks in Ginza, Tokyo. It was delicious. This was the scene in the street.
Etch a sketch drawing of a man floating by in a canoe, underneath a great mountain.
Who loves the sun
Is not the only one
Who loves the sun, moon and stars
Lives forever
In their eternal visage
The Carp flag is for Boy’s Day. John-John loved getting dirt everywhere and then sweeping it up. Well, around, in any case.
So excited for his first international travel. But ask me, did it last?
Stone Cold Lampin’ #3
4/12/15
Hour 1:
Starts at 2:53 so you get seven minutes of Soul Patrol. Then, Jazz. Max Roach. Organ trio, Dolphy,
Hour 2:
Out classical. Dvorak, Stravinsky. Classical drums of Iran.
Hour 3:
Convergence.
Streams via kfjc.org
We’ve all got colds, but I shot this photo anyway. It was a Sunday breakfast.
I gessoed some canvasses today. While they dried, I flipped the art show around. These three were different workouts in beige, red, and blue. I made them last week. Nami put them on the piano to talk about them. Then I hung them up in the studio to get them out of the house.
