Comments on: Gardens and Cosmos http://www.anchormast.com/2009/06/28/gardens-and-cosmos/ Your house shall not be an anchor but a mast - Khalil Gibran Tue, 17 Jan 2012 23:42:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tess http://www.anchormast.com/2009/06/28/gardens-and-cosmos/comment-page-1/#comment-43048 Tess Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:58:47 +0000 http://www.pilgrimsmoon.com/?p=352#comment-43048 You're right about not moving on in some ways, and if they'd been bench-type distance away I wouldn't have moved, but having to stand a foot or two back from each painting, and each one being in sequence, it really was obstructive for other visitors not to move on. Although everyone was very patient with each other. You’re right about not moving on in some ways, and if they’d been bench-type distance away I wouldn’t have moved, but having to stand a foot or two back from each painting, and each one being in sequence, it really was obstructive for other visitors not to move on. Although everyone was very patient with each other.

]]> By: lucy http://www.anchormast.com/2009/06/28/gardens-and-cosmos/comment-page-1/#comment-43049 lucy Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:37:59 +0000 http://www.pilgrimsmoon.com/?p=352#comment-43049 i love it when you take us on your artist dates. i found a tinge of sadness as i read your thought "but of course you can't do that in a museum." you know me...why the heck not? :-) i do get it, i think...i remember the first time i ever saw an exhibit of monet's giant water lily panels. it was in nyc and what i would consider one of my first artist dates (although i didn't know it at the time). there was a bench in the room. i parked myself there for awhile and could have sat for hours. i wonder why i moved? someone was probably glaring at me because they wanted the bench... so, glad you added the addendum. i loved how that little piece of knowledge popped out for you as you were writing! :-) xoxoxoxo i love it when you take us on your artist dates. i found a tinge of sadness as i read your thought “but of course you can’t do that in a museum.” you know me…why the heck not? :-) i do get it, i think…i remember the first time i ever saw an exhibit of monet’s giant water lily panels. it was in nyc and what i would consider one of my first artist dates (although i didn’t know it at the time). there was a bench in the room. i parked myself there for awhile and could have sat for hours. i wonder why i moved? someone was probably glaring at me because they wanted the bench…

so, glad you added the addendum. i loved how that little piece of knowledge popped out for you as you were writing! :-) xoxoxoxo

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