Yesterday, I was going to see a movie at the Creative Alliance to escape the heat. I decided against it because the movie starts at 8pm which means I would be standing around waiting for a bus at 10pm at night.

So I decided to see a movie at Towson Commons. This summer Towson Commons has become my home away from home. I’ve been there so many times that I’ve memorized the names of the staff. The movie I saw started at 7:00pm. I made it down to theater at 5:15pm. So thus I had time to use up before the movie started.

I wanted to cross the street and go over to Barnes and Nobles but I felt afraid because there was a long line forming in front of the Rechter Theater. The Rechter does not show movies. It’s a concert venue.

I don’t know why but I feel afraid of passing crowds. I know it’s illogical to feel that they all might decide to make fun of me as I passed by or physically attack me. To be safe I decided to stay on the side of the street I was on.

I decided to go back to Towson Commons were I noticed that they also had an art gallery inside. I went in. The woman who was a sitter at the gallery told me that all the work in the show was comprised of graduates of Towson University’s class of 1973. She also told me that she had contributed a piece to the show. Sadly, she never identified the piece that she was responsible for. Also I must say she looked very well preserved for her age. If she hadn’t told me that she contributed a piece to the show I would have thought her to be around my age.

Feeling inspired by all the art I saw I walked up the street to the Plaza Arts, art store. While there I browsed around and finally decided to purchase a black scratch board and scratch board tools. I have always wanted to give scratch board a try. Finally, I can give scratch board a chance!!!

WHAT I’M WEARING:
Today, I have on a cream coloured short sleeve blouse and a black skirt with a cream coloured circle design throughout.