03/28/2008 18:35:57

Amy, you are a wonder! just visited your gallery after studying your new work. Is your inspiration in your head, or do you paint reality your own way? Whatever, you are one talented Alaskin (is that how it is said?) I want to see where you live on a map. My girlfriend recently found out she has a grandaughter in Stebbins, a very poor seaside town. She visits regularly, trying to help the town with dentistry, poverty, etc. I don't know how she does it, but she does.

CU soon, Lisabeth

03/25/2008 23:26:30

03/21/2008 21:18:39

cool

03/21/2008 18:44:20

do you think many people are confused about the point thing? I just got your bulletin.. did you get more points after you posted it?!!

03/20/2008 08:00:00

Hey Amy - thanks for swinging by : ) 

No I haven't read Touching the Void...yet. I saw it when I went to buy Into Thin Air. Wow! What a book that was! I felt like I was on Everest with them! I haven't heard of Shackelton's Adventure - I'll look into it. Right now I'm reading Krakauer's Under The Banner of Heaven - good book but not an adventure. After that I'll pick up "Eiger Dreams" by Krakauer. Last week I saw "The Alps" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0972356/) at the science center here in town. It was excellent. The views of Switzerland are breathtaking. When I saw "Everest" in 1998 I was so enthralled by the beauty of being up that high and looking at everything from that point of view that I went skydiving - one of the most amazing moments of my life! If I could afford it I think I would be a full time adventurer! I'd like to go cage diving in Great White territory but my wife isn't buying into that one...hmmmm, what to do next....

03/19/2008 23:35:44

Hey ya.  Thank you for your comments.  Working on a new one right now.  Will keep you updated. 

Have an awesome day.

 

N 

03/19/2008 20:46:52

Hi Amy!

Thanks for checking out my work. =) You're so sweet. Have you been painting away? I started a new one yesterday. It's in the "pondering" stage.

03/18/2008 17:31:51

Your art is really cool (no pun intended)  It renibds me of winters in Scotland when the sun is out, and everything has a bluish glow to it.  Awesome work miss.   Keep it up and enjoy those 'honey and peanut butter sarnies'