That was my post by the way. I think I’ve mentioned Carol Bomer’s “Everlasting Doors” work before. When I saw that she had done some drawings based on Suzanne Clark’s work, I had to bring in my 2 degrees of separation and post it. I nearly had to borrow 10 quid from Mrs. Clark’s son in Londontown once. I was spending the nights on park benches and didn’t have the cash to get to my flight, nor was I smart enough to hitchhike. But, I went to the Baltic Hotel and sold one of my kidneys instead (ok, I just watched Dirty Pretty Things). Actually, some money showed up in my bank account and I had more than enough for the fare and dinner with young Clark. He was working in Bedford at the time as a pubkeeper, so when I heard he was there I called him and told him to meet me at Westminster Abbey for evensong. He did and we went to the Prince Arthur up by Camdentown and had a couple of pints and some bangers and mash. Good times.
-Nathanael

I apologize for my atrocious grammar.
-N.

Thank you for your prayers in regard to our baby and pregnancy. We will be remembering you and Michael as well.

I’m glad to see this: an understanding of “Fine Art,” which is so often an expression of man’s misery; the strength of your faith.

Thank you for displaying my charcoal drawing. I did this piece in 2005. Where do you live? Don’t you LOVE Suzanne’s poetry!! We are working on a coffee table book of her poetry and my artwork.
carol bomer