click here to see more pictures. Marjolaine Robert had an exhibition of paintings at Mile End Gallery from May 18 - 22, on Avenue du Parc in Montreal. Marjolaine painted acrylic on on paper and on canvas, imaginative and poetic images, many with horses. Here are a few photos from the opening.

click here to see more pictures. Last weekend I visited Michael Waterman’s studio in Guelph, Ontario. It was filled with interesting objects, audio equipment, old musical instruments. He transformed the inside of a garage into a house of invention, where he produces interesting sights and sounds.

click here to see more photos. Christmas was a fun time. The family got together to celebrate. People gave each other gifts. Merry Christmas!

click here to see more pictures. Best wishes and happy new year. Here are a few photos of friends. Also included are two photos of Tenzin Yongdu, a monk from Nepal who spend a few days in Montreal this Autumn and taught at the Rigpe Dorje Center.

click here to see more pictures. Nathalie and Jan invited friends to a housewarming party, to help them kick-off a beginning, by filling the place with the spirit of friendliness, good conversation, playfulness and music.

click here to see more pictures. Tim Higham stopped into Montreal after doing business in Quebec City. (more…)

  photo gallery.  Malina took the photo of me as Lohbado. Granny bought me the psychedelic tie in 1969.  Christina took care of three lap dogs for ten days. Vito gave me an old colander from the cottage. I met Randy down on St. Viateur and a few days later took photos of a 1967 Pontiac.

click here to see more pictures. September 7 we celebrated my niece’s birthday. We got together, relaxed and enjoyed the warm weather. Too much solitude can make a man crazy. The mind gets going overtime. The whole mental confusion evaporates at a friendly gathering. At such times, life feels so simple and straightforward.

click here to see more picture. Christina, my oldest daughter, moved to Montreal after years of living in Winnipeg. As Guy Maddin suggested in his film My Winnipeg, Winnipeg is a city people like to leave, although they often end up staying. (more…)

click here to see more photos. (Randy talking) He [Randy’s father] saw people who weren’t there. So if he opened the fridge and saw demons, he would go about his business normally. He saw all kinds of stuff. (more…)