Valentine Mark Herman's Blog – June 2013 Archive (7)

Bonjour!

A number of you (well a number that is greater than 5 but smaller than 7) have asked for more information on my current Mask-Making activities.

In the absence of Jinny (who is on holiday, but otherwise might have made a Mask-Making video -- did you see her 'Do Not Open!' vid...it's a classic!) I have put a series of photos together for y'all.

Here goes....

1. Catch your Mask…

...well, one third of a Studio.

Another third is going to be used for the restoration of antiques and old mirrors.

The third third is going to be a Flamenco Dance Studio.

(NO, I am NOT getting into Flamenco dancing. NO, I will not be posting photos of me tomorrow in a Suit of Lights, or, on October 15, of me in my Birthday Suit)

All IUOMA visitor(s to Sigean will be given a Free Conducted Tour of the Studio -- come back Janine! Come back Mail Art…

...provide a postal address in their Profile Information?

Not being psychic, I can't.

Grrrrrrrr! It's a drag having to ask people for their snail mail address. And/or dig around in their web-site to (try and) find it.

If y'all want some Mail Art then surely you're going to give your postal address?

My New Return-Mail-Art Policy from now on is that if you don't provide me with your address on what you send me and/or in your Profile…

It started yesterday!

The sun was shining and the Box looked really good.

There were 63 cards in and on the Box when the Exhibition started.

THANK YOU ONE AND ALL FOR PARTICIPATING!

Here it is...folks...…

Bonsoir!

Several of you responded privately to my last Porn Star related Blog, and asked me (and I'm being polite here, as you will understand) "Hey Val, what's it like being a Porn Star? Come on, spill the beans, man!"

I feel obliged to reply, but -- as I'm sure you understand, there are certain standards of decency that must be maintained on this family-friendly site -- I have to be discreet.

Also, and please don't accuse me of being too polite but I'm not going to get…

(I thought that title would make you look at this!)

Thanks to....

* Nico van Hoorn, for his postcards, one of which contains the instruction: 'Destroy this work and return it to...'. I'm still trying to work that one out, but will send a card or something back to Nico anyway

* Christine Jones, for her postcards and the Flood article. One of the cards, made by her friend Tricia Smout, a beautiful work of art, says "It is never too late to be what you might have been".…