Archive for March, 2009

Pretty Pretty…Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day

Published Date: March 28th, 2009
Category: life

Shiela Callahan’s “Pretty Pretty; or, The Rape Play” closing tonight at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre in the West Village and the 2008 film “Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day” starring Frances McDormand and Amy Adams don’t have a damn thing in common except that I saw them both within the same 24-hour period. S0 these two [...]

friend’s play

Published Date: March 27th, 2009
Category: life

still thinking about Sheila Callahan’s “Pretty Pretty; or The Rape Play”. New Yorker magazine Coney Island Our apartment before we bought the air conditioner. Galaxy Diner  Pregnant men Seattle Annex Printer’s Devil L.A. la la land Husbands Babies Writing

remount

Published Date: March 27th, 2009
Category: life

So Jef is coming back into town and he wants to remount “Clownical Trials”.   The other day, I went to the Guggenheim with my daughters entire 3rd grade.   Last time it was during the first incarnation of “Clownical Trials” at Theatrelab and I thought.  This exhibit is weird.  Jef’s show is weird.  These [...]

a flier from my daughters school:

Published Date: March 4th, 2009
Category: life

As part of the Learning Through Art Program of the Guggenheim Museum Third Graders asked What is the ideal environment in which we can grow and thrive? We looked at environments we knew well: home, school, playground.  We looked at the ways in which Native Americans who lived here 400 years ago valued and used [...]

Published Date: March 3rd, 2009
Category: life

…talking to my visual-artist-mommy neighbor on the train as we escorted our kids home from school–her day went about the same as mine…not done/didn’t get to/not enough time… Maybe next week we’ll organize taking turns picking up the kids for each other so we can each have an extra hour of work time.

Time Management

Published Date: March 3rd, 2009
Category: life

I really do not have as much time as I think I do on a daily basis.  Things always take longer than I think they will.  Time passing is a constant surprise to me–as is the fact that my family needs to eat dinner every day.  (Why aren’t they as satisfied with coffee and protein [...]