pop-up shops – Hoosier Shangrila

Welcome to a Thursday afternoon in the heart of Btown (even though I errantly open my video with a “Happy Wednesday!” I scored some dope artwork, I think. It speaks to a certain mood I’m feeling.

Homeless artist David Ortiz Pino displayed a pop up art gallery on Kirkwood Avenue as Covid continued to rage state and nation-wide.

I purchased the drawing on the left and he gifted the drawing on the right.

Here are so additional scenes from the day…

Need to feel good for cheap? Landlocked Music can help! Steps from the Courthouse! http://www.landlockedmusic.com

Some spoils of my retail therapy session in support of some of my favorite Downtown Bloomington businesses. Thank you, Landlocked Music and The Book Corner! http://thebookcorneronline.com/

Some sort of eggs incubating at Hash Road.

Rebecca Townsend walking Kirkwood, assessing her hometown scene in Downtown Bloomington, Indiana.

Turtle log is one source of zen reflection on Lake Alison. The Hash Road Hardwood Preserve offers a relaxing break from covid craziness. Need a mudbath or a swim? Need a hike in the woods or a paddleboard? Nature heals. https://www.facebook.com/1541417126106182/