Second day in Saskatoon

After the very civilized breakfast at the James Hotel, we met up with Ian Preston and borrowed some really interesting cameras. Headed over the the Remai where we ran into a variety of old and new friends including Ron Mein but not including my sister who, unknown to us, had also driven up to visit the Remai and the Craft Council. 

Shakespeare in Saskatoon

 Drove up to Saskatoon, took at look at the work at the Craft Council, connected with Mike, and went to Macbeth (covid style with each of the five actors playing socially distanced and multiple rolls) in the re-built amphitheater that the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan group have now built. Stayed at the Jame's Hotel for the first time. Was friendly and nice. 

3D printer back

 A few months back I lent the 3D printer to Brett Stevens. He was very successful at getting it all working and today he returned it, as he needs to return to Ottawa. We now have all necessary instructions to use it. 

Tv shopping

 Mom's tv is having trouble. It is 7 years old but I don't know how to fix it. Went to Costco with her and helped her buy a new one. 

Camera thoughts

 Painted today. Also took film from Jacqui's camera to Don't Photo to be sent to Film Rescue. While at Don's, I looked at a "Polaroid Electric" which I've not painted before. I could buy it for about 50 but rent it for 20. Don't actually want to own it, but the rental price is 40 percent of cost so I'm not sure. I guess I'll think about it and decide when I have less cameras on hand. 

the Captains

 Painting today, getting into the wave patterns of the Ricoh camera and trying to work my way through my vinyl collection. I hit the Cs today and listed to the two captains: Beefheart and Tennilles. Weird pairing by all accounts. 

Rain comes