Friday, August 28, 2009
The operatic moment came back
It wasn't "Summertime," nor "Ain't Necessarily So." It was (I just found it) "My Man's Gone Now." Perhaps it was even more enjoyable because I couldn't make out almost any of the words in the car. Two guys on the side of the road turned to stare as the opera...well it probably wafted more than blasted out the window, but still I was surprised that they turned to look. I remembered the young southern black woman, a student at a school of the arts, singing opera to me on my birthday a few years ago. I thought about the South. I was hungry. I had just got off work. I rolled down the window to spit out the shells of sunflower seeds.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Life while moving
Crumble frozen onions and cilantro into soup. Burn up some incense and candles. Pack, sort, clean and listen to either iWine radio or InTuneWithSpirit radio channel. Or, ditch the cleaning and packing and lie on the air mattress in the soon-to-be-vacated room. Read some books from the library such as The Complete Peanuts 1971-1972.
Or The Hand-Sculpted House.
Or The Hand-Sculpted House.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Political oratory of moments (passed)
Red House. Also, Galloway, Sultan. By way of rural potter who commented on Working poor stand..., viewed after Food prices...
AHEM. Sunflower seeds and rice cakes!
AHEM. Sunflower seeds and rice cakes!
Monday, August 24, 2009
Sociological Images
Women's Attitudes Towards Domestic Violence By Country
I have been sent a new blog: Sociological Images.
Women couldn't wear pants on the Senate floor until the 90s?
Starburst Commercial.
Now I MUST clean and pack.
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LATER--I went back to that site. I think this is a very interesting critique. (As are the comments.) I was accidentally driving by Pittsburgh when the story of the shooting first came on the radio.
I have been sent a new blog: Sociological Images.
Women couldn't wear pants on the Senate floor until the 90s?
Starburst Commercial.
Now I MUST clean and pack.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LATER--I went back to that site. I think this is a very interesting critique. (As are the comments.) I was accidentally driving by Pittsburgh when the story of the shooting first came on the radio.
Last roadtrip down south
Got to see the beach, and those glorious beach skies!
Ate well at Daily Dose (where they were going to be hosting some type of musical entertainment called "Jim Crow") and Poe's.
On the way down, saw a pretty calico cat on cabin porch with rocking chairs at a rest stop near Sumter, SC. On the way up, at a different rest stop I saw a kitty cat with sick eyes by some tupperware dishes of water and catfood and a pile of shredded fried chicken (a mercy or guilt gift if I ever saw one.) Pobrecita. I'm going to be moving into a place with a cat.
Maybe when I have time, after everything else I have to do, I'll check out this new book: South of Broad.
Ate well at Daily Dose (where they were going to be hosting some type of musical entertainment called "Jim Crow") and Poe's.
On the way down, saw a pretty calico cat on cabin porch with rocking chairs at a rest stop near Sumter, SC. On the way up, at a different rest stop I saw a kitty cat with sick eyes by some tupperware dishes of water and catfood and a pile of shredded fried chicken (a mercy or guilt gift if I ever saw one.) Pobrecita. I'm going to be moving into a place with a cat.
Maybe when I have time, after everything else I have to do, I'll check out this new book: South of Broad.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Started and finished
My friend's 12 year old paperback Flaming Iguanas in less than 24 hours.
And I enjoyed it. But now I feel fairly tired. The sun is going down. I want to gaze peacefully on a large field in the country and eat cooked parsnips.
And I enjoyed it. But now I feel fairly tired. The sun is going down. I want to gaze peacefully on a large field in the country and eat cooked parsnips.
Saturday, August 15, 2009
I had to read some letters backward
If Sarcasm Ruled The World.
Gee. Even though the lyrics are all like, about a girl (I guess) taking off for a better life, the Destination Unknown video has nothing about her telling her boss to shove it and then joining a motorcycle gang to cross the Badlands. Why not? I think this version is a little better, tho. It's more showgirlsy.
Gee. Even though the lyrics are all like, about a girl (I guess) taking off for a better life, the Destination Unknown video has nothing about her telling her boss to shove it and then joining a motorcycle gang to cross the Badlands. Why not? I think this version is a little better, tho. It's more showgirlsy.
Packing on Saturday night
Danny Becher - Root to Heart Chakra - Healing, Crystal and Tibetan Bowls. Looking at an old manila envelope with a Pearl Buck stamp and a customs sticker. It contains a picture of a missile launch inside - "Pandora's Box." On the wall, the Sage Woman Calender painting is "Pele" by Hrana Janto.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Kids
Some girls were on a bullhorn today, shouting at the buildings.
"Come on, have a heart people, it's our first lemonade stand!"
How children embody some types of soulmates:
I know you are but what am I?
I am rubber, you are glue. Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you!
"Come on, have a heart people, it's our first lemonade stand!"
How children embody some types of soulmates:
I know you are but what am I?
I am rubber, you are glue. Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
A few roadtrip remnants
Roadtrip up + radio = Redneck cupcakes. Wedding hotel on Mackinac Island + late night PBS "Motown Memories" = Ain't no mountain high enough. Road trip back + motel = newfound interest in biker culture. Leading to websites that say female bikers are "submissive," leading to looking for alternatives, like oldbagsonbikes.com. Residual earache from trip = home remedies lookup.
Monday, August 03, 2009
In my ear today
As I was cleaning, some files on my laptop (it had previous owners) which I had previously ignored. This is not exactly it, but it's the same guy. (Eckhart Tolle.)
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