My brother, Hayden, had some artwork for his class on display at the
Sego Gallery in downtown Provo. On Friday night, we went with him to check it out.


The art exhibit was a whole lot of chickens decorated in different ways hung on chicken wire on the walls and ceiling of a room. Each student in the class had to decorate 27 chickens to make up the total number of chickens Provo eats in a day/month/year (I'm not sure). People could buy the chickens for a dollar to raise money for the
Community Action Foodbank.

Then, Jeremy and I went to Steven and Paige's house to make and decorate gingerbread. Steven was the architect and builder of the gingerbread house and the rest of us had fun decorating gingerbread men.



The cripple is Jeremy's creation.
On Saturday night we went to "A Christmas Carol" at the
Hale Center Theater in Salt Lake. My Aunt Alison was Mrs. Fezziwig and she did a great job. We had a lovely dinner afterwards with Aunt Kathy, Uncle Norm, Uncle Russ, and cousins.
2 comments:
The 27 refers to the number of chickens that the average resident of Provo consumes in a year.
I found out in class today it was to make the 5236 chickens consumed per day in the city of Provo. We made over $1000 dollars for the food bank. Thanks for coming.
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