a walk thru the halls of FAB....

When we are encouraged to see and experience something, we should not take the suggestion lightly.  Typically the server of these thoughts has the experience and knowledge and wisdom to share, and through the suggestion[s] there is a bridge for us to use, as well as an assist to build upon our knowledge, skill and abilities.

Seeing others work, upfront and personal, such as the exhibit in the FAB display...is a perfect place to acquire first hand exposure to work by others, which we may someday be placed right along side.

As I walked the hall and side room [106 in case there is a quiz later] I saw a number of students [people much younger than I] carrying a notebook or pad and jotting down information.  The intent work and busy bee activity was both humorous and troublesome.  I just had my camera in hand and a pair of reading glasses.

Was I missing something?  I got the strange looks as they went about their task of jotting...I took a few photos, and finally when it seemed appropriate, I saw a lone individual




















in the side room and asked..."are you in a class and taking notes for it?"  the response was affirmed, the Art Appreciation class had an assignment and they were completing their work  I did not press for further details.

I walked the length of the hall and saw each piece.  Many were simply wonderful pieces, all good work for sure.  Some were very nicely done.

As I left, I thought..."can my work make it here?  yes, it can...and yes it will...."

Now on to making that promise to myself a reality.

Some outtakes from my walk thru the hall, just for the heck of it.