so i’m talking to this breakdancer about rhythm. and he asks if i know myself. “who are you?” and i say “well i am a human being. i am a woman. i am not sure.” and then he asks, “how do you feel about child labor?” I respond, “i disagree.” he says, “you know how […]
back in august of 2006: “I can totally see why Thoreau left everything. I don’t know what it is people search for when they leave their lives for something simpler, but it seems like, at least for me, a search for concrete truth. Not that I really understand what that means, either, though. I realized […]
THE UNIVERSE. is simple like pumpkins/just(ifying) magic. reconsideration.. predisposed ideas of medicine or science are technological interpretations of living. …. so the oak RISES & like an empire/empowers height, structure, wealth.. beginnings are always inconceivably simple. candor vast, & complexity unforeseeable to me, to see… oh for me god is a number of integers so […]
Research ((or, back to the drawing board)) I was asked to participate in a thesis project conducted by two female friends of mine. They are Women & Gender Studies majors and this is the final course in their curriculum before graduation… They are attempting to address multiple arenas within identity formation/construction including (but not limited […]
People. What was Annie Oakley trying to teach Wild Bill anyway? Seems like she was mindful with her words & weapons. Many people think Shakespeare had editors & ghostwriters. I think he listened to his daughters. Nietzsche’s writing always rejected what everyone else deemed reality (they termed this “truth.”) Nature. The same two seeds can […]
this man was a conservationist & civil rights activist. he is also considered one of the top American presidents alongside Lincoln & Washington. Why he’s COOL: He eloquently stated the following: “the nation that destroys its soil destroys itself.” He created a group called the Civilian Conservation Corps that was to help manage unemployed young […]
every time i’m at the bottom of a hill i want to be at the top of it. yet the tallest, widest tree always falls in the wind. the one that bends and sways survives the storm. the sunset is more fascinating than fireworked celebrations because it starts slow, soft and gentle. it is new […]
when we create we defy the status quo so it’s related to identity… from an interview with ESCIF: Q: “As a long time graffiti artist, has it been strange or helpful to step back and look at contemporary graffiti from an analytical or academic perspective? How much does that affect your work?” A: “A characteristic […]
his name could be victor. he could arrive in an old-fashioned automobile, dark green, a recycled vehicle, classy and sassy and almost too perfect. he could climb out of his car, blaring Dylan songs. “the times are a changing” he could say and laugh and begin to preach, “indeed.” in the way that echoes and […]
