Sublime inspirations.

A colleague of mine passed this on to me today. Nothing like heritage photography of folks like Tom Thompson mixed in with a bit of history and phychoanalysis .... and flash. Ah yes. Enjoy. http://www.images.technomuses.ca/?en/searching_sublime/intro_flash/page/1/

October already?

A summer has gone by the wayside. Not much in it except sunlight, lazying around, playing gigs, going to Ontario for a family reunion ... and physiotherapy. So, lots really.

For shits sakes, I can't believe how long this leg is taking to heal. Now, I have to get 2 screws out. Apparently, the pressure you put on the ankle is somuch that screws sometimes break, which can be a bitch to take out! So back to surgery I go. It is looking less and less likely that I'll be snowboarding until the spring. Oh well, at least I'm biking again. Started last week. I biked four times to work this week.

My route is a gorgeous commute from east Van, under the skytrain, across Boundary into Burnaby an along Still Creek. I often see finches and of course the ducks and geese are plentiful. I saw a couple otters a while back, which was an incredible experience.

Going to the BCMA conference (www.museumsassn.bc.ca) in a few weeks. I'm looking forward to getting linked back in to the museum scene. It has been a while and I look forward t

o learning some new things, meeting some new people and seeing ones I haven't seen in a while.

Played the WISE Hall last night with Pawnshop Diamond. I love hanging out with

those guys, playing music and being creative. We also played a gorgeous venue for Rifflandia F

estival (www.rifflandia.com). Here's a photo of the Alix Goolden Hall in Victoria.