Art Shack Part II

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By: Larry Donnelly

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Photographer	Larry Donnelly {Karma:644}
Project	#23 Objects	Camera Model	Canon EOS 20D
Categories	Stage	Film Format
Portfolio	Every Picture Tells a Story Reasons for the Seasons Sun block	Lens	Canon 28-105 mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
Uploaded	3/3/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - Plymouth State - MN Country - United States
About	Renee Rinegwurminoff, a forklift driver by day, found solace in her Politics (Green Party) and her devotation to Mother Earth being a druid prophetess by night. What delight she found that they needed art structures on ice for annual ice house project. Taking some excess inventory of flex duct from work and her roommate Millie's yarn collection, Renee constructed a portable, yea temporary place of solace, worship and meditation for the good Mother. She would hold Green Party meetings on some evenings, though limited to two members at a time (half the registered Green Party voters in her county) and on odd Fridays hold Druid rituals where Renee would chant odd ramblings about Greenhouse gases and ice is nice but yellow snow sucks. Things were going relatively smoothly until Pierre Johannsen stopped by, a fellow ice structure participate (see Art Shack for more info). Pierre stared at the house of prayer and sneered zis is the biggest piece of cow manure that ja I had ever seen. Renee being also a vegan and kick boxer hobbiest, reduced Pierre to something resembling chopped liver and spent the rest of the winter at the Workhouse holding Druid meetings and teaching fellow immates how to make ponchos like Martha Stewart's. Pierre blamed a double mocha espresso Starbuck's for the untimely utterance. Ze End, Thank God... er Mother.