Maryly Snow
Residing In | Oakland, CA USA |
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Spouse/Partner | Still looking... suggestions welcome |
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Homepage |
www.snowstudios.com |
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Occupation | Retired art librarian/lazy artist |
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Children | None. I was briefly married in my 20s to 30s, been single ever since. Would not mind finding an activity More… |
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I agree with Catherine. We've reached the time of apples falling from the trees. We're all getting pretty ripe.
I believe Jerry lived next door to the Piedmont Rec Center. I have a vague recollection of trying to get him to play tennis with me, maybe in the 5th to 7th grades. I also have a vague memory that the new courts and the pool were not in place, but that there might have been one court behind his house or the Rec Center. Maryly
Betsy, thank you for that nice summary of Marylynn. How wonderfully strange to become step-sisters in your adult life! Be well, Maryly Snow
I posted a short video on YouTube of myself explaining my Pandemic Paradox drawings. You might enjoy a 4 minute 19 second diversion...
You're invited to my Open Studio this weekend and next in West Oakland. It's a terrific studio, there's lots to see and do.
The invitation is on my website at www.snowstudios.com (I can't post a PDF here). www.snowstudios.com
. 3016 filbert St at 30th St, 2 blocks west of 40th St at San Pablo Ave.
Steve was a trooper. I remember riding on the back of his scooter. He says we went to Moe's bookstore when we were still in high school. That seemed very adventuresome to me. He liked to expand his boundaries. I believe Steve died of complications from Parkinson's Disease. He had deep tissue brain stimulation to moderate the PD. I didn't realize that the probes are left in the brain. He came to my house for a small gathering about 3 or 4 years ago, walked in 3 little horns. When I had the nerve to ask him about his horns and his PD, he said in conclusion "It's been one helluva ride!"
Posted on: Dec 06, 2017 at 9:59 AM
I've having an exhibit of my photographs at the Alameda County Law Library until Dec. 20 of this year, 2016. The Law Library is located at 125 Twelfth Street, Oakland, across from the old white courthouse near Lake Merritt. The exhibit is entitled "Brief Encounters: Meeting Street People." About 150 photos of street people I've met, and know by name, over an 8 year period beginning with the day President Obama was first elected.