NCECA is happening this week way out in Seattle. My youngest son is probably there, as he has been to most whenever he can.
This shot is of my oldest and youngest sons last year at a show during NCECA in Tampa/St. Petersburg, FL. I went to the various galleries, not to NCECA itself...was on my usual shoestring budget. Having relatives in the Tampa area helped my expenses!
The guys are playing (or trying to play) an instrument built of clay by Brian Ransom, on display where he teaches at Eckerd College, also the alma mater of my youngest son. I loved that they look like they're a couple of really intense guys mouth to mouth. Good old camera angle.
So it's another turn of our blue marble around the sun. Many changes have happened in this year, some more fortunate than others. My thoughts today continue on the vein of, do what you love today, you don't know how many more days you have. But be sure whatever you do is something you really want to be doing, don't compromise too much.
SO I'm going over to walk around a lake and check out the birds and blossoms.
