It was a low-key weekend for me, with my only arts stop being a visit to Fountain Square for Primary Colours' Allotropy event--which
I may get to in a later blog.
Okay, I also watched "Lucky You," the terrible Drew Barrymore/Eric Bana poker romance on DVD.
So what did you do this Mothers Day weekend? Take Mom to the "Breaking the Mode" exhibition at the IMA? Race to "Speed Racer" at the IMAX? Laugh with Eddie Izzard?
Come on, share a little...
Okay, I also watched "Lucky You," the terrible Drew Barrymore/Eric Bana poker romance on DVD.
So what did you do this Mothers Day weekend? Take Mom to the "Breaking the Mode" exhibition at the IMA? Race to "Speed Racer" at the IMAX? Laugh with Eddie Izzard?
Come on, share a little...
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However, I enjoyed buying several trilliums at the annual native plant sale held by the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society on Saturday. My mother loved trilliums, and so do I, so it felt good to come home and plant some in her honor in my garden.
My garden COULD be a work of art, but it is not yet, and probably won't ever be, given the (lack of) time I have to devote to it, so we won't go there, subject-wise. The individual plants ARE natural works of art though, I must say. Go, God!
I also saw Our Dad Is In Atlantis in English at the Phoenix Theatre on Thursday night. I am not going to blog about it until after I have gone back to see/hear it done in Spanish, but the powerful story still lingers in my mind and heart, days later.
Also, I want to hear the cowboy accordion player again. He tells stories with his music.
I also saw and loved the Carmel Community Players' production of The Foreigner.
On impulse, I bought a used DVD of the movie, The Producers, from the bin at my local Marsh store. But when I watched it at home, I thought I was going to scream and/or fall off the sofa from boredom. Now I am definitely going to go see this show when it is at Beef 'n' Boards because I'm curious: surely it is more engaging when it is live?
Hope Baugh
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We scrambled the minute it was announced that Eddie Izzard was coming to Indy - and got terrific seats at the Murat to see him Saturday night. It must be incredibly courageous to be a solitary performer on stage like that - I think he's tremendous!
Please check in any time you have a spare Monday moment.--Lou