chocolate milk: Like a lobster that has shed its skin

Monday, May 14, 2012

Like a lobster that has shed its skin

From this weekend:

(1) National Museum of the American Indian, (2) GardenFest at the Enid A. Haupt Garden, (3) A cheeky juggler at the Old Post Office Pavilion, (4) Bandaloop performance, (5) The Second String Band, (6) A timely excerpt from E.B. White, (7) Alicia, the pasta master.

To Chicago in one week!

2 comments:

Jess at Just Rainbows and Butterflies said...: Ah! You guys made pasta?! Thats amazing! I've always wanted to do that!; 30.5.12
Allie said...: yes! I had no idea but Alicia is a pro at it!; 31.5.12

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I was born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountain region of Virginia and now live in Chicago with my sweet dog, Greta. I have been fortunate to work in several different museums and art institutions, most recently including Smithsonian's National Postal Museum and Columbia College Chicago. I teach photography, and I make art influenced heavily by my enthusiastic interest in evolutionary and relationship psychology. Here I post personal musings on and records of work and life, and I am always delighted to hear from readers. Please feel free to email me (alliehasson at gmail) to say hello or join me on Facebook, Pinterest or Instagram.