P artist
Posted on December 4, 2006
Filed Under Graffiti, Outside Ireland, Shout Out, art, blog, computers, culture, funny, interweb, photography, restaurant | Leave a Comment
Recently, I posted about a tcal article about the written on the city website. Written on the City is ‘a collaborative art initiative to collect and share graffiti from around the world‘. The tcal author, Danger, bemoaned the fact that there were no photo’s from Dublin. Well, I submitted one and, guess what, they’ve accepted it! It’s photo number 263 (so maybe they’re desperate?). Here’s their link so why not visit and leave a comment?
Here’s the photo and my flickr 3Mb link.
Does this make me a Published Artist? More like a Piss Artist!!
Back in the real world, I mentioned yesterday that today would a paperwork day but I got bored sitting at my desk looking out on a reasonably nice December day. So I decided a bit of retail therapy was in order. I set out for the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre to do my bit for the Irish economy, and Santa, of course! Since it was Monday and everybody should be at work, I thought it would be quite relaxing. The place would probably be empty? Maybe I’d even eat some lunch there? Maybe get a haircut? Maybe get the car washed?
Plus, I bought this watch in the duty free section of Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport last week while I was hanging about. However, it’s slightly too loose on my wrist. So a visit to the shopping centre seemed an ideal time to get it fixed. Before I move on, here’s the official website address for the airport: http://www.liverpooljohnlennonairport.com/. It’s a bit of a mouthful isn’t it? Try typing that three times quickly!
Well, I arrived in the shopping centre around noon and the place was jammed. There were no parking spaces left! I couldn’t believe it as there must be a 1,000 or more parking spaces there. I left in a bit of a huff. But I didn’t let it ruin my day. To compensate myself, I bought a Domino’s pizza for lunch. Now, shush, that’s just between you and me!
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