And that's how the weekend concludes ...

Peace.
... The ongoing story of an experimental novel based on a real place and time, the steps from finished work to published book, and what came after ...
So the sun went down, and the moon came up, and all sorts of things went on all around the town. Nathan went to GCCC to appear in The Shape of Things, Jessi went with Debra's sister and brother-in-law and neice to Mardi Gras, and Debra and I went to Edgewater conference center for the Covenant Hospice Mask Parade. In one of these, you see artist Patrick Reynolds (you're probably familiar with his beautiful angel paintings) checking out Barbara Mulligan's twin "stain glass" pieces. I was just relieved to see that the mask I did got a bid. It was a great dinner and the people we shared our table with were wonderful. We left early (visitors at the house, you know) and stopped by the Books Alive gala on the way home. It was at the Talkington home off Beach Drive, a showcase house that's a mix of art deco, east Indian and modern. That's where the other shots were taken. That's all for tonight. Peace.