I love bad art, and V Laslo's Kan Kan Kabuki is one of my favorite pieces. The original is somewhere in our basement, boxed and ready to be sprung whenever I figure out what to do with it and the 50 other pieces of bad art that I own.
UPDATE:
Well, Gladys, the neighbor who escaped with our fence bid and application appeared this morning to say that she had signed off on the plan and happy she was to have someone in the neighborhood who played by "the rules that benefit us all".
Well, OK, I guess.
In the interim we have decided to call in a surveyor for a full lot survey - dropping pins and all. Knowledge is power and if we have to deal with this doyenne again and again it is better to be armed to the hilt.
Well, I'm off to go buy some veal for dinner!
Perhaps the neighbors can band together and build a fence around Gladys?
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm sure that is a possibility. A very real possibility.
DeleteSweetie, you're in Baltimore now. How hard can it be to find some thug to ice this bitch?
ReplyDeleteJohn Waters thinks she's divine.
Deletekabuki suggests whacking ms bitch with the kabuki art, then hanging the art in the loo. That piece positively screams loo.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that she has decided that you have suffered enough....
ReplyDeleteIt is he burden that she wears like a brooch on her ample bosom.
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