Yesterday I met with Jenny and we discussed many things. Here they are in list form. I do like lists.
1. James is playing his cello at the show. He has confirmed this and also promises that he is working on stuff to play.
2. Sam Donovan will be the lifeguard at the show (the AED-certified person.)
3. We are going to have food, but not over-themed food, and also, only sweet things. We like sweet things. Jenny is going to make cake balls and I am doing various things with fruits including cherries and mandarin oranges, which are Japanese.
4. My work is going to be on tables, and Jenny's will be hung on lines around the edges of the room.
5. Sales will go like this: cash or personal check paid to Jenny or myself, after which the purchaser is free to go, taking their new and beloved piece of art with them.
6. I am going to write up little signs describing the process by which I make my pieces, and also describing Direct Relief International, the organization to which we are entrusting our funds. This way people will understand my work from the very beginning to the very end.
7. Again we are not doing an ostentatious theme but one thing I would like to do is make paper cranes, which anyone can take, whether they buy a piece or not. So I have begun doing that.
In other news we have created a Facebook event for the show, which may be found here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174274622628756
1. James is playing his cello at the show. He has confirmed this and also promises that he is working on stuff to play.
2. Sam Donovan will be the lifeguard at the show (the AED-certified person.)
3. We are going to have food, but not over-themed food, and also, only sweet things. We like sweet things. Jenny is going to make cake balls and I am doing various things with fruits including cherries and mandarin oranges, which are Japanese.
4. My work is going to be on tables, and Jenny's will be hung on lines around the edges of the room.
5. Sales will go like this: cash or personal check paid to Jenny or myself, after which the purchaser is free to go, taking their new and beloved piece of art with them.
6. I am going to write up little signs describing the process by which I make my pieces, and also describing Direct Relief International, the organization to which we are entrusting our funds. This way people will understand my work from the very beginning to the very end.
7. Again we are not doing an ostentatious theme but one thing I would like to do is make paper cranes, which anyone can take, whether they buy a piece or not. So I have begun doing that.
In other news we have created a Facebook event for the show, which may be found here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174274622628756
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