Wow! It’s Open House for the Visual Artist among us. I came out of my studio for lunch. It was fun to see everywhere lively with people and various activities going at different spots. Ah! What a disaster! Heather’s firing turned out bad. Poor dear, she was downcast. We tried all we could to soothe her. I just felt too sad to say anything because I knew how hard she worked in order to get this work done.
They said it was a result of bad mixture of the clay or the firing stuff. Sorry O, I have no better idea about pottery and firing. If you ask me about writing and Publishing, I bet you will give me a PHD for that. 
Corina and Kris exhibited their photographs that they took and framed here in India. Leoni showed her, which she brought all the way from Holland. Katherine exhibited her not-yet- finished sculptured Monkey. If you see it, you will think it’s already a finished job. The truth is that the monkey needs to dry thoroughly before she can fire it.
The timing for that was too late. We had no choice than to put it up for the exhibition like that. At least, it is better than nothing. Apart from this, Katherine showed off her textile design. It was a nice job.
My darling Heather agreed to replace the damage with projection of her past works on large screen.
That helped. She got more attention that I can prove! 
Many guests came over for the exhibition. I was busied taking their pictures. In the middle, Jane drew my attention away when she came to me.JPG)
with a handsome Indian man. This is how I met Ravi Guria. .JPG)
I was impressed with his work. As a filmmaker, he reminded me so much about my activities while I was in the film industry. Ravi stayed with us until after the exhibition. We promised to meet again.
Corina and Kris exhibited their photographs that they took and framed here in India. Leoni showed her, which she brought all the way from Holland. Katherine exhibited her not-yet- finished sculptured Monkey. If you see it, you will think it’s already a finished job. The truth is that the monkey needs to dry thoroughly before she can fire it.
The timing for that was too late. We had no choice than to put it up for the exhibition like that. At least, it is better than nothing. Apart from this, Katherine showed off her textile design. It was a nice job.
My darling Heather agreed to replace the damage with projection of her past works on large screen.
That helped. She got more attention that I can prove! Many guests came over for the exhibition. I was busied taking their pictures. In the middle, Jane drew my attention away when she came to me
with a handsome Indian man. This is how I met Ravi Guria. I was impressed with his work. As a filmmaker, he reminded me so much about my activities while I was in the film industry. Ravi stayed with us until after the exhibition. We promised to meet again.
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