Blog from a Bi Polar Lady Who Just Won't Shut Up....

in case you don't know where it is....

Lets begin with: I am not bipolar...but I tend to ramble a lot ...in life :) I was ready to again stop my blogging and some person from Moldova  reads 25 pages on my blog. Um...is this something to be concerned about ?

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It had 75+ views and ...NO I was not traveling all over the freaking world so I could have page views in places like Bulgaria ...and today it was Argentina. So, I figure if I just keep on blogging and not look at the page views...its all good.

My Day: CRAZY...non stop until right now...I am about to collapse.

Went to the museum today to hear Lynn and Barbara Bullock discuss their Father photographer Wynn Bullock talk. Very exciting and VERY VERY cool.

Okay. so you are reading this and you don't really know me, but I get overly excited about things. Why ? I have no idea, but I am sure people find it as a sign of immaturity...but to be perfectly honest I really don't care. If showing signs of enthusiasm and excitement are childlike....its better than being overly serious (a la ready for a heart attack) and cranky. 

I was excited for a few reasons:

1) As soon as I saw this artists work I knew I had seen him before....

His work is featured in the book,"The Family of Man". It was a book I had seen over and over again as a child in my mothers collection of books. Very touching pictures. 
2) I really REALLY liked his photography
3) Once I saw his daughter Lynn...I thought she was someone I was related to.
It would have not surprised me if I had been related to them AT ALL...but you know...it was a fantasy :) 
4) His works comes from Carmel, Fort Ord, Monterey, and the surrounding areas. 
It was a reminder of my love for the ocean. It was pictures of tide pools, fog, the ocean, the beach, rocks, etc. It was taking me home and I was SO TIRED...I almost started crying. 

So, I text my mother...


I then I tell her about my experience and how excited I was to see this exhibit and then I ask her if I can have the book. My mother said "No". Keep in mind I RARELY ask my mother for anything....so I tell her I love her and I say goodbye. However, she did mention that I have a good memory...Thanks Mom...I am sure you need to keep that book :)