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This is from the part of the Mississippi floodwall where graffiti is permitted. The eyeball is the signature of local artist Peat Wollaeger, seen here at last year's Cinco de Mayo festival in the wacky People's Joy Parade. Peat and his crew create wild, out-sized lucha libre masks for the event. I'm the semi-official volunteer photographer for this year's parade so lots of pix from Sunday forward.
Once again, I apologize for no comments yesterday. I pulled a 15 hour shift between the day job and acting as the definitely official volunteer photographer for the annual awards dinner of the Deaconess Foundation, which funds my wife's job as a parish nurse. What happened to the concept of eight hours for work, eight hours for sleep and eight hours for what we will?
This is from the part of the Mississippi floodwall where graffiti is permitted. The eyeball is the signature of local artist Peat Wollaeger, seen here at last year's Cinco de Mayo festival in the wacky People's Joy Parade. Peat and his crew create wild, out-sized lucha libre masks for the event. I'm the semi-official volunteer photographer for this year's parade so lots of pix from Sunday forward.Once again, I apologize for no comments yesterday. I pulled a 15 hour shift between the day job and acting as the definitely official volunteer photographer for the annual awards dinner of the Deaconess Foundation, which funds my wife's job as a parish nurse. What happened to the concept of eight hours for work, eight hours for sleep and eight hours for what we will?
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ReplyDeleteI've been thinking a lot about that "what we will" part.
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean, "the part of the Mississippi floodwall where graffiti is permitted"? Do you mean that graffiti artists do where they're told? Well behaved they are!
ReplyDeleteOnly in America!