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Imitating Georgia O’Keeffe (9)
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Tina’s POV
No matter how sick Bette was last night, today she sprang up from the bed like there’s no tomorrow, waking everybody up and telling us that before we all went to sleep last night, she remembered that she has never been to the Palm Springs Art Museum, which certainly is a shame and now we all have to go there with no objections because seeing original shots by Michael Childers is a must.
Unfortunately, she’s the only one who feels enthusiastic about it. I personally would much rather go to some quiet old place and have a good lunch with everyone, but no, we can’t do that today, since Bette won’t forgive herself “for both, getting sick and not seeing the great Michael Childers”.
We all have to pack really quickly (much to Alice’s protests), so that “the fucking tourists” won’t make a queue at the museum. Though Bette is hurrying everybody up, we set off only at about 2pm.
“I can’t believe it took you guys so long to pack your things. We’ve only been here for two nights and it felt like you had tons of things to pack. Now we’ll probably have to be one of the dozens of people wandering through the museum and that’s irritating and you know better.”
“Babe, relax. We’re on vacation. Even if there are many people, I’m sure you’ll get to see every shot you feel like seeing.”
When we arrive and march in, the museum is half empty and Bette says that they “probably are really bad at marketing, because Sunday is the most popular day at any museum and especially at the C.A.C.”.
The gallery hall that contains numerous Michael Childers works is huge, white and extremely bright because of the huge windows on each of the 4 walls. Bette smiles to herself as she enters the hall and I could swear she even gasps as she strolls around, but I’m not sure.
Bette stays in front of the first shot, Andy Warhol in his NY studio No.2, and the four of us walk further and one of the next works presented to our view is Catherine Deneuve. We all stand silent in front of the huge shot that looks almost like a billboard until Shane says,
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Thanks for the new chapter, it made me hotter even more! Please keep it going! :-)
Geeeeeeeez I must really suck. I couldn’t tell you any movies Catherine Deneauve was in other than the ones you mentioned. Belle de Jour was pretty cool but trying to read subtitles when you’re half-asleep really sucks. Now I’m ready for a sleep-inducing massage.
I guess Bette WAS tired. Mme. Deneuve est tres, tres belle, certainment. Mais, un peu froid je pense. (Dana, honey, that’s German if you’re listening.)But not always convincing when kissing a woman. Yeah, The Hunger, indeed a classic in it’s way. Pass the popcorn-don’t spill the wine. Please continue MM.
Catherine Deneuve had plastic surgery? That’s big news to me. I’m sort of her fan. Sometimes I’m thinking Bette resembles Jenny in the way they go for the art. If there were no Tina, Bette’d talk about it everytime and then she might become another Jenny, of course a gorgeous verson.
that was so not french LOL@alice…i agree with young mel gibson he was a hottie and i like catherine deneuve, i saw a lot of movies with her and subtitles doesn’t bother me…i watch L word with subtitles LOL…ayway, can’t wait for the double dose of B&T love
Soooo does that mean we all get a double dose of whatever in coming…lol…That i think was one of my favorite chapters everything you talked about in this chapter i love from Photography,(i almost felt like i was walking around the Gallery),to Catherine Deneauve,right down to that heavenly message…Sigh! oh yeah not to forget Alice and those “Fucking Tourists” priceless…lol thanks