Tuesday 16 February
Tuesday morning. A good turnout. Tom and Jim were here prompt. Robert, Morag and Michelle followed, along with another Michelle, who had heard about the art classes from her mum, who had seen a flyer in the bowling club. Even better, Michelle lives right opposite the Eco-House, so has no excuse for poor attendance! Stuart, who attends my Monday class at the Tryst, also popped round for a coffee and a browse of the internet. He saw one of Nicola Atkinson's paintings on the wall of the Eco-House and was interested to see more of her work. Check out Nicola's work HERE. My mum and dad popped round to the art room for a nosey. My mum took a few photos of the room which she has promised to send me now that she is computer friendly. My folks found plenty to talk about with the assembled students.
Meanwhile, more photos and artefacts are being handed in to the Eco-House. Former Inchkeith Drive resident, Gary Philp, handed in a wallet full of photos. An array of hideous hairstyles and heinous denims were on show in this collection of priceless old photos. Thanks Gary. Gary himself may be the one responsible inspiring for Simon Cowell's fashion aberrations.(see below)
Simon Cowell
Wallet with images
Glenpark Juveniles F.C.
Alec Birrell handed in 3 log books documenting the history of Glenpark F.C., a local juvenile team with a strong Abbeyview presence.
