Dear Imaginary Viewers,
Yesterday, I had a great trip to the Virginia Museum of Arts on Richmond, VA, where I saw the huge Picasso exhibit with my non-imaginary friend Michelle. The show traveled all the way from the Musee' Picasso in Paris.
I found out that Paloma was one of four children of Pablo Picasso. Her mom was Francois Gilot, who was married to Picasso for ten years. After Francoise, he had a new young girlfriend named Jacqueline, despite his advanced age. Picasso, whom many think of as very modern, was actually born in the nineteenth century, two centuries ago. Makes you stop and think, doesn't it?
Your Imaginary Friend,
Patsie
Yesterday, I had a great trip to the Virginia Museum of Arts on Richmond, VA, where I saw the huge Picasso exhibit with my non-imaginary friend Michelle. The show traveled all the way from the Musee' Picasso in Paris.
I found out that Paloma was one of four children of Pablo Picasso. Her mom was Francois Gilot, who was married to Picasso for ten years. After Francoise, he had a new young girlfriend named Jacqueline, despite his advanced age. Picasso, whom many think of as very modern, was actually born in the nineteenth century, two centuries ago. Makes you stop and think, doesn't it?
Your Imaginary Friend,
Patsie
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