Monday, February 07, 2005
Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Catherine Edelman Gallery
Catherine Edelman Gallery
Hi Pam,
Wow I'm impressed with your knowledge and network.
The Edelman Gallery has all of my most admired photographers: Rodney Smith, Witkin, and Misrach, Harrison-Parker, Modica...etc.
I would be very honor if I could get in.
Thank you for your newsletter and the mention of my name.
I'm busy preparing for my March Show at Gallery 114. It will be an abstract painting show with some figurative works. I do like the concept of the Enigma Gallery as an active communities space and the location also will get more traffic I believe. Here in Portland there is a Gallery above retails space with an active bar and small musical events. I think the traditional model of the gallery is passé. Our Cooperative gallery 114 is trying to be apart of and better involved with the community also. I see your gallery as a super example of forward thinking and I am proud to be apart of it.
I just got back from an ‘Idea Break’ Through Seminar. Todd Duncan is a terrific speaker. He as a book out call the Time Trap.
Hi Pam,
Wow I'm impressed with your knowledge and network.
The Edelman Gallery has all of my most admired photographers: Rodney Smith, Witkin, and Misrach, Harrison-Parker, Modica...etc.
I would be very honor if I could get in.
Thank you for your newsletter and the mention of my name.
I'm busy preparing for my March Show at Gallery 114. It will be an abstract painting show with some figurative works. I do like the concept of the Enigma Gallery as an active communities space and the location also will get more traffic I believe. Here in Portland there is a Gallery above retails space with an active bar and small musical events. I think the traditional model of the gallery is passé. Our Cooperative gallery 114 is trying to be apart of and better involved with the community also. I see your gallery as a super example of forward thinking and I am proud to be apart of it.
I just got back from an ‘Idea Break’ Through Seminar. Todd Duncan is a terrific speaker. He as a book out call the Time Trap.
Monday, January 24, 2005
lexly87's Xanga Site
lexly87's Xanga Site: "I got my led out!!
Led Zepplin has a new dvd out of their live performances. I hooked up the Beo stereo and Rocked out all weekend!!
this renew interest in Led is the result of the movie 'School of Rock'"
I got my led out!!
Led Zepplin has a new dvd out of their live performances. I hooked up the Beo stereo and Rocked out all weekend!!
this renew interest in Led is the result of the movie 'School of Rock'
Led Zepplin has a new dvd out of their live performances. I hooked up the Beo stereo and Rocked out all weekend!!
this renew interest in Led is the result of the movie 'School of Rock'"
I got my led out!!
Led Zepplin has a new dvd out of their live performances. I hooked up the Beo stereo and Rocked out all weekend!!
this renew interest in Led is the result of the movie 'School of Rock'
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
lexly87's Xanga Site
lexly87's Xanga Site
January 4, 2005 Tuesday
I went to see Doctor Walter Buhl about my cough. I told him I went to Poland to see my girlfriend. He said he’s staff Emily married a polish man. Later on Emily Gaige gave me her phone number and asked that I call if I have any questions. She filed for her husband when the fee was only $100. They raised the fee every four months she said.
Mrs Gaige studied at a university in Poland. She is helping an Iranian man who is an U.S. citizen to sponsor his fiancé from Tehran.
January 6, 2005 Thursday
Today Nebraska servicing center email to me a Notice Of Action number two approvals. I was and am still delighted. I wrote in Visa journal to let my friends who are also waiting know. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved: Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received. Monika met her boyfriend when he was tutoring her in English. Aga’s boyfriend visited her during Christmas break. They got their notice when he was with her. I was trying to do this when I was visiting Nina.
The postman came by to say that he had a package for Nina. She didn’t know what it was. Maybe it was paperwork from Nebraska? Then again she had order some doggie treats for Diana. It turned out to be Doggie treats and we open it then went out side to play with her dog Diana.
I called Nina soon after I checked with the good new. It has been ninety two days since the Nebraska Servicing Center received our petition on October 4, 2004. We are fortunate. I made an album of our Christmas memories on Ofoto website and had it deliver fedex to Nina’s home.
January 8, 2005 Saturday
I’m at the gallery sitting. I was looking for bed. I found an old cribbage board but it was too expensive $36 to buy. I wanted to buy it for Andy and me to play. I bought a wooden one from Fred Meyers for ten dollars. The old board our first lost its pegs. Before I left for Poland, we bought a cheap board made of plastic in a drug store when we picked up prescriptions for Andy and condoms for Nina and me. Andy was excited to find bee playing cards. That’s when he told me Ramone, him and Dan, his friend, flew to Vegas a week before he came home for Christmas. He didn’t mention any winnings so I assume that he lost some money. He had won nine hundred dollars in a casino while he was on a business trip.
I had a nice long conversation with Nina. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved. Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received.
For Christmas, we had the same idea to buy engraved jewelry gifts for each other. I choose the heart tag bracelet with roman initials ND. Nina gave me an eighteen-karat gold pendant necklace with the engraved DL/ND. Wednesday December 15, is Nina’s Name Day? I had the idea of getting her a bracelet with her initial engraved upon a silver heart. I order the bracelet from a website that sells jeweler call Blue Niles. It is the first time that I gave a bracelet to a woman. On Nina’s name day, her friend Marta gave birth to a baby big girl Natalie. She was born after much intense labor. Nina told me about this laying on her bed. They had to force Natalie’s head down the cannel. It was too late to do a caesarian section. Nina drove Marta to the hospital. They often give enemas to the mother to clean out hers system and also just incase during the delivery she may defecate and infect the child.
Mama Dabrowska went to get some medicine for Bacia today. She spoke with the doctor and he asked about my health. He asks who I was in relation to her and her family. Apparently Tata Leszek told him that I was his son. I wanted to say to him in Polish ‘nie gowno…nie chce lewatywa’ which means no shit…I don’t want an enema. But I lost my nerves. He shoves a tongue depressor and told me to say ‘Ah’. This is very comical from Waldek and Tata Leszek. They later told Nina. Nina said that she wish she could see this all. Waldek had tutored his daughter. The doctor gave Waldek a pen in return for his good service. I saw him use a green Waterman fountain pen with a yacht inspired shape cap. He had the most handsome handwritings. He also kept on his desk a crystal bottle of black ink with two steps down to receive the barrel of a pen.
Mama Dabrowska made the traditional Makoviates. This is a poppy seed cake of dark and moist cake. It is surrounded with coconut flakes. Every house I went to had this special cake. The history behind this and the symbolism of poppy is significant. After a bloody battle the blood soaked ground blooms the red color variety of Poppy flowers. At Mount Montecassino, the Polish soldiers defended the Italian countryside on this small mountain against the German invasions. The soldiers used the dead bodies of his friends as shields to defend and march forth against the enemies. Mirek, Nina’s brother tries to explain this to me after many shoots of Vodka in broken English. Be we understood each other as Vodka connects many cultures and people. As Mirek said, “…connecting people…”
I’m reading Delilo’s ‘The Body Artist’. I picked up this book when I was shopping with Andy at the Woodburn outlet store. He had read this book and recommends it highly to me. I like the book very much. It’s different from Delilo’s book because it is so thin, anemic. Andy brought back the book by Nick Hornby, which is about his reading experience for the month. He lists the books he bought and the books that he is reading at the moment. He mention reading Dickens’s ‘David Cooperfeild’. I brought with me Dickens’s ‘Picture from Italy’ because of Hornby’s recommendation that Dickens is his favorite author. When I was at Shirley’s house I saw ‘David Cooperfield’ but never even open the book. What a pity. ‘Picture from Italy’ is very different from ‘Great Expectations’. The book is normal writing almost modern compare to Dickens’s novel. It is rich with description. My favorite so far is his description of Venice.
January 4, 2005 Tuesday
I went to see Doctor Walter Buhl about my cough. I told him I went to Poland to see my girlfriend. He said he’s staff Emily married a polish man. Later on Emily Gaige gave me her phone number and asked that I call if I have any questions. She filed for her husband when the fee was only $100. They raised the fee every four months she said.
Mrs Gaige studied at a university in Poland. She is helping an Iranian man who is an U.S. citizen to sponsor his fiancé from Tehran.
January 6, 2005 Thursday
Today Nebraska servicing center email to me a Notice Of Action number two approvals. I was and am still delighted. I wrote in Visa journal to let my friends who are also waiting know. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved: Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received. Monika met her boyfriend when he was tutoring her in English. Aga’s boyfriend visited her during Christmas break. They got their notice when he was with her. I was trying to do this when I was visiting Nina.
The postman came by to say that he had a package for Nina. She didn’t know what it was. Maybe it was paperwork from Nebraska? Then again she had order some doggie treats for Diana. It turned out to be Doggie treats and we open it then went out side to play with her dog Diana.
I called Nina soon after I checked with the good new. It has been ninety two days since the Nebraska Servicing Center received our petition on October 4, 2004. We are fortunate. I made an album of our Christmas memories on Ofoto website and had it deliver fedex to Nina’s home.
January 8, 2005 Saturday
I’m at the gallery sitting. I was looking for bed. I found an old cribbage board but it was too expensive $36 to buy. I wanted to buy it for Andy and me to play. I bought a wooden one from Fred Meyers for ten dollars. The old board our first lost its pegs. Before I left for Poland, we bought a cheap board made of plastic in a drug store when we picked up prescriptions for Andy and condoms for Nina and me. Andy was excited to find bee playing cards. That’s when he told me Ramone, him and Dan, his friend, flew to Vegas a week before he came home for Christmas. He didn’t mention any winnings so I assume that he lost some money. He had won nine hundred dollars in a casino while he was on a business trip.
I had a nice long conversation with Nina. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved. Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received.
For Christmas, we had the same idea to buy engraved jewelry gifts for each other. I choose the heart tag bracelet with roman initials ND. Nina gave me an eighteen-karat gold pendant necklace with the engraved DL/ND. Wednesday December 15, is Nina’s Name Day? I had the idea of getting her a bracelet with her initial engraved upon a silver heart. I order the bracelet from a website that sells jeweler call Blue Niles. It is the first time that I gave a bracelet to a woman. On Nina’s name day, her friend Marta gave birth to a baby big girl Natalie. She was born after much intense labor. Nina told me about this laying on her bed. They had to force Natalie’s head down the cannel. It was too late to do a caesarian section. Nina drove Marta to the hospital. They often give enemas to the mother to clean out hers system and also just incase during the delivery she may defecate and infect the child.
Mama Dabrowska went to get some medicine for Bacia today. She spoke with the doctor and he asked about my health. He asks who I was in relation to her and her family. Apparently Tata Leszek told him that I was his son. I wanted to say to him in Polish ‘nie gowno…nie chce lewatywa’ which means no shit…I don’t want an enema. But I lost my nerves. He shoves a tongue depressor and told me to say ‘Ah’. This is very comical from Waldek and Tata Leszek. They later told Nina. Nina said that she wish she could see this all. Waldek had tutored his daughter. The doctor gave Waldek a pen in return for his good service. I saw him use a green Waterman fountain pen with a yacht inspired shape cap. He had the most handsome handwritings. He also kept on his desk a crystal bottle of black ink with two steps down to receive the barrel of a pen.
Mama Dabrowska made the traditional Makoviates. This is a poppy seed cake of dark and moist cake. It is surrounded with coconut flakes. Every house I went to had this special cake. The history behind this and the symbolism of poppy is significant. After a bloody battle the blood soaked ground blooms the red color variety of Poppy flowers. At Mount Montecassino, the Polish soldiers defended the Italian countryside on this small mountain against the German invasions. The soldiers used the dead bodies of his friends as shields to defend and march forth against the enemies. Mirek, Nina’s brother tries to explain this to me after many shoots of Vodka in broken English. Be we understood each other as Vodka connects many cultures and people. As Mirek said, “…connecting people…”
I’m reading Delilo’s ‘The Body Artist’. I picked up this book when I was shopping with Andy at the Woodburn outlet store. He had read this book and recommends it highly to me. I like the book very much. It’s different from Delilo’s book because it is so thin, anemic. Andy brought back the book by Nick Hornby, which is about his reading experience for the month. He lists the books he bought and the books that he is reading at the moment. He mention reading Dickens’s ‘David Cooperfeild’. I brought with me Dickens’s ‘Picture from Italy’ because of Hornby’s recommendation that Dickens is his favorite author. When I was at Shirley’s house I saw ‘David Cooperfield’ but never even open the book. What a pity. ‘Picture from Italy’ is very different from ‘Great Expectations’. The book is normal writing almost modern compare to Dickens’s novel. It is rich with description. My favorite so far is his description of Venice.
Friday, January 07, 2005
January 7, 2005 Friday
November
January 7, 2005 Friday
I need to buy a bed and fix the door before the Chinese new years. I am trying to get rid of the big screen T.V.
09/14/04 - retain lawyer
09/16/04 - biographic to nina.
09/20/04 - nina sent bio recieved pic
09/22/04 - naturalization requst
09/28/04 - met w/ attorney sent k-1 forms
10/04/04 - Nebraska received it.
10/07/04 - Check Posted
01/06/05 – NOA 2 email notice
case number assigned at NVC
nina to receive letter from NVC letter sent to Embassy
Package 3 receive
Package 3 sent
January 7, 2005 Friday
I need to buy a bed and fix the door before the Chinese new years. I am trying to get rid of the big screen T.V.
09/14/04 - retain lawyer
09/16/04 - biographic to nina.
09/20/04 - nina sent bio recieved pic
09/22/04 - naturalization requst
09/28/04 - met w/ attorney sent k-1 forms
10/04/04 - Nebraska received it.
10/07/04 - Check Posted
01/06/05 – NOA 2 email notice
case number assigned at NVC
nina to receive letter from NVC letter sent to Embassy
Package 3 receive
Package 3 sent
Tuesday, January 04, 2005
journal visa
January 4, 2005 Tuesday
I went to see Doctor Walter Buhl about my cough. I told him I went to Poland to see my girlfriend. He said he’s staff Emily married a polish man. Later on Emily Gaige gave me her phone number and asked that I call if I have any questions. She filed for her husband when the fee was only $100. They raised the fee every four months she said.
Mrs Gaige studied at a university in Poland. She is helping an Iranian man who is an U.S. citizen to sponsor his fiancé from Tehran.
January 6, 2005 Thursday
Today Nebraska servicing center email to me a Notice Of Action number two approvals. I was and am still delighted. I wrote in Visa journal to let my friends who are also waiting know. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved: Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received. Monika met her boyfriend when he was tutoring her in English. Aga’s boyfriend visited her during Christmas break. They got their notice when he was with her. I was trying to do this when I was visiting Nina.
The postman came by to say that he had a package for Nina. She didn’t know what it was. Maybe it was paperwork from Nebraska? Then again she had order some doggie treats for Diana. It turned out to be Doggie treats and we open it then went out side to play with her dog Diana.
I called Nina soon after I checked with the good new. It has been ninety two days since the Nebraska Servicing Center received our petition on October 4, 2004. We are fortunate. I made an album of our Christmas memories on Ofoto website and had it deliver fedex to Nina’s home.
January 8, 2005 Saturday
I’m at the gallery sitting. I was looking for bed. I found an old cribbage board but it was too expensive $36 to buy. I wanted to buy it for Andy and me to play. I bought a wooden one from Fred Meyers for ten dollars. The old board our first lost its pegs. Before I left for Poland, we bought a cheap board made of plastic in a drug store when we picked up prescriptions for Andy and condoms for Nina and me. Andy was excited to find bee playing cards. That’s when he told me Ramone, him and Dan, his friend, flew to Vegas a week before he came home for Christmas. He didn’t mention any winnings so I assume that he lost some money. He had won nine hundred dollars in a casino while he was on a business trip.
I had a nice long conversation with Nina. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved. Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received.
For Christmas, we had the same idea to buy engraved jewelry gifts for each other. I choose the heart tag bracelet with roman initials ND. Nina gave me an eighteen-karat gold pendant necklace with the engraved DL/ND. Wednesday December 15, is Nina’s Name Day? I had the idea of getting her a bracelet with her initial engraved upon a silver heart. I order the bracelet from a website that sells jeweler call Blue Niles. It is the first time that I gave a bracelet to a woman. On Nina’s name day, her friend Marta gave birth to a baby big girl Natalie. She was born after much intense labor. Nina told me about this laying on her bed. They had to force Natalie’s head down the cannel. It was too late to do a caesarian section. Nina drove Marta to the hospital. They often give enemas to the mother to clean out hers system and also just incase during the delivery she may defecate and infect the child.
Mama Dabrowska went to get some medicine for Bacia today. She spoke with the doctor and he asked about my health. He asks who I was in relation to her and her family. Apparently Tata Leszek told him that I was his son. I wanted to say to him in Polish ‘nie gowno…nie chce lewatywa’ which means no shit…I don’t want an enema. But I lost my nerves. He shoves a tongue depressor and told me to say ‘Ah’. This is very comical from Waldek and Tata Leszek. They later told Nina. Nina said that she wish she could see this all. Waldek had tutored his daughter. The doctor gave Waldek a pen in return for his good service. I saw him use a green Waterman fountain pen with a yacht inspired shape cap. He had the most handsome handwritings. He also kept on his desk a crystal bottle of black ink with two steps down to receive the barrel of a pen.
Mama Dabrowska made the traditional Makoviates. This is a poppy seed cake of dark and moist cake. It is surrounded with coconut flakes. Every house I went to had this special cake. The history behind this and the symbolism of poppy is significant. After a bloody battle the blood soaked ground blooms the red color variety of Poppy flowers. At Mount Montecassino, the Polish soldiers defended the Italian countryside on this small mountain against the German invasions. The soldiers used the dead bodies of his friends as shields to defend and march forth against the enemies. Mirek, Nina’s brother tries to explain this to me after many shoots of Vodka in broken English. Be we understood each other as Vodka connects many cultures and people. As Mirek said, “…connecting people…”
I’m reading Delilo’s ‘The Body Artist’. I picked up this book when I was shopping with Andy at the Woodburn outlet store. He had read this book and recommends it highly to me. I like the book very much. It’s different from Delilo’s book because it is so thin, anemic. Andy brought back the book by Nick Hornby, which is about his reading experience for the month. He lists the books he bought and the books that he is reading at the moment. He mention reading Dickens’s ‘David Cooperfeild’. I brought with me Dickens’s ‘Picture from Italy’ because of Hornby’s recommendation that Dickens is his favorite author. When I was at Shirley’s house I saw ‘David Cooperfield’ but never even open the book. What a pity. ‘Picture from Italy’ is very different from ‘Great Expectations’. The book is normal writing almost modern compare to Dickens’s novel. It is rich with description. My favorite so far is his description of Venice.
I went to see Doctor Walter Buhl about my cough. I told him I went to Poland to see my girlfriend. He said he’s staff Emily married a polish man. Later on Emily Gaige gave me her phone number and asked that I call if I have any questions. She filed for her husband when the fee was only $100. They raised the fee every four months she said.
Mrs Gaige studied at a university in Poland. She is helping an Iranian man who is an U.S. citizen to sponsor his fiancé from Tehran.
January 6, 2005 Thursday
Today Nebraska servicing center email to me a Notice Of Action number two approvals. I was and am still delighted. I wrote in Visa journal to let my friends who are also waiting know. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved: Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received. Monika met her boyfriend when he was tutoring her in English. Aga’s boyfriend visited her during Christmas break. They got their notice when he was with her. I was trying to do this when I was visiting Nina.
The postman came by to say that he had a package for Nina. She didn’t know what it was. Maybe it was paperwork from Nebraska? Then again she had order some doggie treats for Diana. It turned out to be Doggie treats and we open it then went out side to play with her dog Diana.
I called Nina soon after I checked with the good new. It has been ninety two days since the Nebraska Servicing Center received our petition on October 4, 2004. We are fortunate. I made an album of our Christmas memories on Ofoto website and had it deliver fedex to Nina’s home.
January 8, 2005 Saturday
I’m at the gallery sitting. I was looking for bed. I found an old cribbage board but it was too expensive $36 to buy. I wanted to buy it for Andy and me to play. I bought a wooden one from Fred Meyers for ten dollars. The old board our first lost its pegs. Before I left for Poland, we bought a cheap board made of plastic in a drug store when we picked up prescriptions for Andy and condoms for Nina and me. Andy was excited to find bee playing cards. That’s when he told me Ramone, him and Dan, his friend, flew to Vegas a week before he came home for Christmas. He didn’t mention any winnings so I assume that he lost some money. He had won nine hundred dollars in a casino while he was on a business trip.
I had a nice long conversation with Nina. Our approval for the fiancé visa was January 6, 2005 Thursday. Two other polish girls got approved. Monika and Aga. It has been 92 days since our petition was received.
For Christmas, we had the same idea to buy engraved jewelry gifts for each other. I choose the heart tag bracelet with roman initials ND. Nina gave me an eighteen-karat gold pendant necklace with the engraved DL/ND. Wednesday December 15, is Nina’s Name Day? I had the idea of getting her a bracelet with her initial engraved upon a silver heart. I order the bracelet from a website that sells jeweler call Blue Niles. It is the first time that I gave a bracelet to a woman. On Nina’s name day, her friend Marta gave birth to a baby big girl Natalie. She was born after much intense labor. Nina told me about this laying on her bed. They had to force Natalie’s head down the cannel. It was too late to do a caesarian section. Nina drove Marta to the hospital. They often give enemas to the mother to clean out hers system and also just incase during the delivery she may defecate and infect the child.
Mama Dabrowska went to get some medicine for Bacia today. She spoke with the doctor and he asked about my health. He asks who I was in relation to her and her family. Apparently Tata Leszek told him that I was his son. I wanted to say to him in Polish ‘nie gowno…nie chce lewatywa’ which means no shit…I don’t want an enema. But I lost my nerves. He shoves a tongue depressor and told me to say ‘Ah’. This is very comical from Waldek and Tata Leszek. They later told Nina. Nina said that she wish she could see this all. Waldek had tutored his daughter. The doctor gave Waldek a pen in return for his good service. I saw him use a green Waterman fountain pen with a yacht inspired shape cap. He had the most handsome handwritings. He also kept on his desk a crystal bottle of black ink with two steps down to receive the barrel of a pen.
Mama Dabrowska made the traditional Makoviates. This is a poppy seed cake of dark and moist cake. It is surrounded with coconut flakes. Every house I went to had this special cake. The history behind this and the symbolism of poppy is significant. After a bloody battle the blood soaked ground blooms the red color variety of Poppy flowers. At Mount Montecassino, the Polish soldiers defended the Italian countryside on this small mountain against the German invasions. The soldiers used the dead bodies of his friends as shields to defend and march forth against the enemies. Mirek, Nina’s brother tries to explain this to me after many shoots of Vodka in broken English. Be we understood each other as Vodka connects many cultures and people. As Mirek said, “…connecting people…”
I’m reading Delilo’s ‘The Body Artist’. I picked up this book when I was shopping with Andy at the Woodburn outlet store. He had read this book and recommends it highly to me. I like the book very much. It’s different from Delilo’s book because it is so thin, anemic. Andy brought back the book by Nick Hornby, which is about his reading experience for the month. He lists the books he bought and the books that he is reading at the moment. He mention reading Dickens’s ‘David Cooperfeild’. I brought with me Dickens’s ‘Picture from Italy’ because of Hornby’s recommendation that Dickens is his favorite author. When I was at Shirley’s house I saw ‘David Cooperfield’ but never even open the book. What a pity. ‘Picture from Italy’ is very different from ‘Great Expectations’. The book is normal writing almost modern compare to Dickens’s novel. It is rich with description. My favorite so far is his description of Venice.
Saturday, November 20, 2004
Bring My To Life
I just got back from Kristy's Dance recital and they had perform a dance to Evanescence's 'Bring Me To Life'
Friday, November 19, 2004
a good friday rest
I gave Kimber Uretch's blank sketch book. She will be the first ones to put in an entry.
Wednesday, November 17, 2004
VisaJourney.com : Marriage and Family Immigration to the USA (K Visa)
VisaJourney.com : Marriage and Family Immigration to the USA (K Visa): "Yesterday i just try a new authentic vietnamese restaurant on bybee and 82nd call Bon Bo Hue with the accent marks. it's vietnamese for rice noodle beef soup with herb. they also have a herb dish with banana shavings....it's really authentic.
Pho Hung just open an new one on 82:) yummm all good
Vancouver is good for Vietnamese or Asian Fruits and soups good food i miss that place"
Pho Hung just open an new one on 82:) yummm all good
Vancouver is good for Vietnamese or Asian Fruits and soups good food i miss that place"
Monday, November 15, 2004
sending art
Hi Pam,
Thanks for your reply so soon. I hope you had a good trip in NY. My brother says it's 30f...that's cold. I also heard my co worker's daughter got mugged walking home one night. She's been in New York for a long time now and it her first. Anyway, I have been researching for the best way to send the art to you. They are in glass with metal frames. The size is about 11"x17" or smaller. I think I will use US Postal or UPS. Let me know if there is a better way.
-Duc
P.S. BTW I'm so glad you are involved in the Gallery!!
Hi Pam,
I've found a good place to package the photographs. The Packaging Store will have the cardboard box with custom foam fit the frames. It's a good price $140 for ten pieces shipped as five piece bundle. I am assuming you would like to receive the white origami series. This Saturday I will send them to the Engima gallery address.
-Duc
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 8:42 AM
To: Duc Ly
Subject: Re: new gallery - Pam Siers
Thanks, Duc. I'll contact you upon arrival of your package and will send images of the installation. Also, please know that it is a privilege to work with you, I do think you have an extraordinary talent.
Hope you are having a nice and safe trip in NY. I plan to send you my origami series of photographs to the Gallery Address in Essex VT.
I'll also update my website and send you my slides of new paintings that I've been working on since last summer. They are small 14 x 17 inches, about nine paintings.
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 7:05 PM
Hi Duc -
If you're interested, I would like to have work right away, as little or as much as you want to send, perhaps your origami images. Then in the summer or early fall we can do a solo exhibition of new work or whatever you choose. Let me know if this works for you. I'm in NYC and will be back Monday, so I'll respond as soon as I return. Meanwhile, I'll keep my eyes open for any opportunities for you in the city.
Pam
Hi Pam, I'm doing well. It's good to hear from you. The gallery is impressive. I love the space and the light! I would like to show my work either ongoing or an exhibition.
-Duc
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 7:19 AM
Hi Duc - I hope this finds you well. I'm opening a new gallery later this month. Please visit my website - www.viewenigma.com and let me know if you're interested in showing your work, either ongoing or an exhibition. Even if you're not, let me know how you are, what's new, new shows, etc.
Best regards,
Thanks for your reply so soon. I hope you had a good trip in NY. My brother says it's 30f...that's cold. I also heard my co worker's daughter got mugged walking home one night. She's been in New York for a long time now and it her first. Anyway, I have been researching for the best way to send the art to you. They are in glass with metal frames. The size is about 11"x17" or smaller. I think I will use US Postal or UPS. Let me know if there is a better way.
-Duc
P.S. BTW I'm so glad you are involved in the Gallery!!
Hi Pam,
I've found a good place to package the photographs. The Packaging Store will have the cardboard box with custom foam fit the frames. It's a good price $140 for ten pieces shipped as five piece bundle. I am assuming you would like to receive the white origami series. This Saturday I will send them to the Engima gallery address.
-Duc
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 8:42 AM
To: Duc Ly
Subject: Re: new gallery - Pam Siers
Thanks, Duc. I'll contact you upon arrival of your package and will send images of the installation. Also, please know that it is a privilege to work with you, I do think you have an extraordinary talent.
Hope you are having a nice and safe trip in NY. I plan to send you my origami series of photographs to the Gallery Address in Essex VT.
I'll also update my website and send you my slides of new paintings that I've been working on since last summer. They are small 14 x 17 inches, about nine paintings.
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 7:05 PM
Hi Duc -
If you're interested, I would like to have work right away, as little or as much as you want to send, perhaps your origami images. Then in the summer or early fall we can do a solo exhibition of new work or whatever you choose. Let me know if this works for you. I'm in NYC and will be back Monday, so I'll respond as soon as I return. Meanwhile, I'll keep my eyes open for any opportunities for you in the city.
Pam
Hi Pam, I'm doing well. It's good to hear from you. The gallery is impressive. I love the space and the light! I would like to show my work either ongoing or an exhibition.
-Duc
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 7:19 AM
Hi Duc - I hope this finds you well. I'm opening a new gallery later this month. Please visit my website - www.viewenigma.com and let me know if you're interested in showing your work, either ongoing or an exhibition. Even if you're not, let me know how you are, what's new, new shows, etc.
Best regards,
Thursday, November 11, 2004
luxly photography
luxly photography
Saw la belle noiseuse and i wanted to paint again. jane birkin's in that movie.
i brought Kimber to the Gresham art committee with me and she wanted to join.
finally the sun comes out.
Saw la belle noiseuse and i wanted to paint again. jane birkin's in that movie.
i brought Kimber to the Gresham art committee with me and she wanted to join.
finally the sun comes out.
Thursday, November 04, 2004
Well we know that Oregon, New York and other intelligent states choose Kerry. It's the older population who fears terroism and believe in the old values, the so call Evangelicals. Running on a campaign that promise security against Terroist and creating fear in the people works. Some one I heard on the radio compared this to George Orwell's 1984. He quoted a passage which I can't remember but it was something about going to war with Eurasia and fighting them just to keep a society going, functioning and the reason for the war was long forgotten.
my friend wrote this:
PS. Why is it that intelligent people are in the minority in this
country?
How is it that our President can sit back holier-than-thou on his
pro-life
laurels, yet boast an execution record as Governor of TX that is
higher than
any other Governor in US history? And how can he claim to support
less
government and more power to the people, yet at the same time bolster
an
Administration's efforts to ban marriage between two people who love
each
other just because it doesn't gel with his religious ideals? Zealot
bastard. Are we all blind, people?!? Ok, I'm done... Who wants to
go get a
drink tonight?
Is there a different degree of being a pro life? Can you be for life but punish those criminals by taking away their lives? I belive yes. you can be pro life because it's a new life with a potential for good. Where as a criminals life has proven to be evil. However, do we still have the right to take away that crimnal's life? These questions can lead to dangerous meditations. What if there is a method to find out that a new life had criminal tendencies in their genes? Does the people in power have the right to execute a potential life because the society believes that the life has potential for crimes. this raises the question that is life of a criminal nurtured or nature. The environment certainly has a factor.
my friend wrote this:
PS. Why is it that intelligent people are in the minority in this
country?
How is it that our President can sit back holier-than-thou on his
pro-life
laurels, yet boast an execution record as Governor of TX that is
higher than
any other Governor in US history? And how can he claim to support
less
government and more power to the people, yet at the same time bolster
an
Administration's efforts to ban marriage between two people who love
each
other just because it doesn't gel with his religious ideals? Zealot
bastard. Are we all blind, people?!? Ok, I'm done... Who wants to
go get a
drink tonight?
Is there a different degree of being a pro life? Can you be for life but punish those criminals by taking away their lives? I belive yes. you can be pro life because it's a new life with a potential for good. Where as a criminals life has proven to be evil. However, do we still have the right to take away that crimnal's life? These questions can lead to dangerous meditations. What if there is a method to find out that a new life had criminal tendencies in their genes? Does the people in power have the right to execute a potential life because the society believes that the life has potential for crimes. this raises the question that is life of a criminal nurtured or nature. The environment certainly has a factor.
Tuesday, November 02, 2004
Welcome to ViewEnigma.com!
Welcome to ViewEnigma.com!
ELECTION DAY... This is my first time voting. I got an email from Pam about her new gallery in Vermont that she might want me to show.
Hi Pam, I'm doing well. It's good to hear from you. The gallery is impressive. I love the space and the light! I would like to show my work either ongoing or an exhibition.
-Duc
Hi Duc - I hope this finds you well. I'm opening a new gallery later this month. Please visit my website - www.viewenigma.com and let me know if you're interested in showing your work, either ongoing or an exhibition. Even if you're not, let me know how you are, what's new, new shows, etc.
Best regards,
Hi good I guess.
I've been busy too trying get my girlfriend to come here. Are you still putting on the photography show. I have not done anything with art for a while now. Just need to get motivated again. Do you like marry life. I'm headed that way.
Hi Duc,
Yes, I recently met Donna this past spring; she seems pretty cool. How are
you doing? Things have been really busy here. I'm working hard as usual :)
Marie
>Hi Marie,
>I meet one of the artist that is teaching part time at PCC. Her name is
>Donna. She mentioned that she Knew you. Small world!! :):)
ELECTION DAY... This is my first time voting. I got an email from Pam about her new gallery in Vermont that she might want me to show.
Hi Pam, I'm doing well. It's good to hear from you. The gallery is impressive. I love the space and the light! I would like to show my work either ongoing or an exhibition.
-Duc
Hi Duc - I hope this finds you well. I'm opening a new gallery later this month. Please visit my website - www.viewenigma.com and let me know if you're interested in showing your work, either ongoing or an exhibition. Even if you're not, let me know how you are, what's new, new shows, etc.
Best regards,
Hi good I guess.
I've been busy too trying get my girlfriend to come here. Are you still putting on the photography show. I have not done anything with art for a while now. Just need to get motivated again. Do you like marry life. I'm headed that way.
Hi Duc,
Yes, I recently met Donna this past spring; she seems pretty cool. How are
you doing? Things have been really busy here. I'm working hard as usual :)
Marie
>Hi Marie,
>I meet one of the artist that is teaching part time at PCC. Her name is
>Donna. She mentioned that she Knew you. Small world!! :):)
Monday, November 01, 2004
Friday, October 29, 2004
el purty burro
el purty burro
stick with photography....it's great hobby plus it's not a wast of money
plus you know how to do this already and it will be familiar to you
plus a fresh eye thru camera on america would be refreshing!!
I love photography...the other day i went with a friend ... .we even waited in the rain and the color was lovely!!
stick with photography....it's great hobby plus it's not a wast of money
plus you know how to do this already and it will be familiar to you
plus a fresh eye thru camera on america would be refreshing!!
I love photography...the other day i went with a friend ... .we even waited in the rain and the color was lovely!!
Thursday, October 28, 2004
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well said!! i agree 100% with what he said about for lawyer!! Althought I only meet with my lawyer two times.
I email and fax to her a lot and talk to her or her assistant. She is an immigration lawyer. Althought I have not checked out her records of past k-1 cases. How do I go about checking this?? Just curious. I trust her work.
I figure it takes about three months to five and i would be paying her $500 over that period of time. My fiance was rejected with tourist visa and I don't want her to go through that experience again. I felt bad enough. "
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well said!! i agree 100% with what he said about for lawyer!! Althought I only meet with my lawyer two times.
I email and fax to her a lot and talk to her or her assistant. She is an immigration lawyer. Althought I have not checked out her records of past k-1 cases. How do I go about checking this?? Just curious. I trust her work.
I figure it takes about three months to five and i would be paying her $500 over that period of time. My fiance was rejected with tourist visa and I don't want her to go through that experience again. I felt bad enough. "
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well said!! i agree 100% with what he said about for lawyer!! Althought I only meet with my lawyer two times.
I email and fax to her a lot and talk to her or her assistant. She is an immigration lawyer. Althought I have not checked out her records of past k-1 cases. How do I go about checking this?? Just curious. I trust her work.
I figure it takes about three months to five and i would be paying her $500 over that period of time. My fiance was rejected with tourist visa and I don't want her to go through that experience again. I felt bad enough. "
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well said!! i agree 100% with what he said about for lawyer!! Althought I only meet with my lawyer two times.
I email and fax to her a lot and talk to her or her assistant. She is an immigration lawyer. Althought I have not checked out her records of past k-1 cases. How do I go about checking this?? Just curious. I trust her work.
I figure it takes about three months to five and i would be paying her $500 over that period of time. My fiance was rejected with tourist visa and I don't want her to go through that experience again. I felt bad enough. "
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Poland
well said!! i agree 100% with what he said about for lawyer!! Althought I only meet with my lawyer two times.
I email and fax to her a lot and talk to her or her assistant. She is an immigration lawyer. Althought I have not checked out her records of past k-1 cases. How do I go about checking this?? Just curious. I trust her work.
I figure it takes about three months to five and i would be paying her $500 over that period of time. My fiance was rejected with tourist visa and I don't want her to go through that experience again. I felt bad enough. "
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
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after i left my honey
she woke up looking for me thinking i was there
now i have had two dreams of loosing my teeth...
she says that it's fear of loosing something....
yeah i think that something is her!!
after i left my honey
she woke up looking for me thinking i was there
now i have had two dreams of loosing my teeth...
she says that it's fear of loosing something....
yeah i think that something is her!!
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