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Matt and I escaped to Australia for my 40th birthday. I am starting to contemplate where I'll be for my 50th next year (gulp!)
today's picture is a throwback from sophomore year. this probably goes against rules but, it's needed.
this is my best friend, kyle. we've been best friends since about seventh grade when he moved to town. last night he was in a really bad car accident and he's currently in ICU. he broke his jaw and he's in a coma. his brain is swelling and they're going to be watching him in the most critical hours.
he's been the best friend i could ever ask for and although we've had our problems he's always been there for me through everything. please pray for him.
kyle, you're so strong and i know you can pull through. i love you more then anything. please stay strong.
Working on a painting of San Xavier Mission, DeGrazia was photographed by National Geographic and appeared in an article titled “From Tucson to Tombstone” in 1953. “Mr. DeGrazia, who would like to be a hermit, confesses he hates civilization…Tucson, which once regarded DeGrazia as eccentric, now takes notice because he has become successful. Art buyers beat a path to his door, his ceramics are catching on, and a fabrics manufacturer pays him a cent-a-yard royalty for each sale of skirt material.” Happy Throwback Thursday!
The Crown Fountain at rest (no faces projected). Taken in 2006. At present, the fountain is fenced in for repairs or something.
The DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun’s annual La Fiesta de Guadalupe from the late 1970s to 1980s. Happy Throwback Thursday! For a complete schedule of outdoor performances for La Fiesta de Guadalupe on Sunday, December 7th, 2014, please go to degrazia.org/events/.