wow greg, this is pretty special looking stuff. i love the brush strokes and colours, it looks very rich. the moon really does look like its glowing.

hey, it was a shame not to see you a few weeks ago. not many people made it, and i easily could have gone without seeing some of them. quite a few of the people i miss most didnt make it, and you are right that if there is someone you want to stay in contact with then you will, regardless of whether you make it to a re-union. you are also right that nothing much has changed in the last year, apart from a certain couple getting wed, and isnt likely to change dramatically for a long time.

anyway, hope all is good with you and fi and life xxx

hi hailey, thanks for the kind words regarding my paintings. Its still very much a work in progress but I'll see where it goes.

Anyway, as for the re-union, I have always held a certain bitterness about things like that in general. I don't think a could pretend to be nice to people I don't really like. It seems like a pointless exercise, especially after a year, and I am not alone in thinking that. I could go on but I expect you don't really want to me to vent my opinion.

Fiona is fine, I currently live in Alison's (uni print tech) house as she travels the world for a year. The third floor is a huge art studio, where the four of us; Fiona, myself, Simon and his girlfriend work. It was the main reason Fi and me, decided to live here.

I hope all's good in Hailey's world and its good to hear from you.

such a magical painting.
The mood and the bright colours all warm my heart

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I really like this

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dream as if you'll live for ever. Live as if you'll die tomorrow.

It's an old painting re-fixed.