Showing posts with label Monterey Square Savannah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monterey Square Savannah. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 June 2011





Today’s good thing, so far, is This American life, all about Georgia.
Savannah, Georgia, and Venice, Italy should be seen, one immediately after the other.


Here’s a story I wrote while sitting, drawing this drawing, in front of this, the Mercer/Williams house, in Monterey Square.



While I was drawing this a man came up and started talking to me, and after some small talk, got on the subject of God.
He was a big fan of God, and he talked to me for quite a while on the topic, until he he told me he too was an artist and had drawn a comic book, which he then took out of his backpack and showed me.
I told him it looked very good and good luck with it.
Then he told me that he didn’t have a job, that he lived on the street and did odd jobs for people.
I felt like asking him why, if God was so amazing, he didn’t get him a job and his own house.


But I didn’t.



Then hear this!