Waiting for the Moon

I live on the Salish Sea. I was born in the 50s, nurtured on counter culture in the 60's and 70's, married an sired childern in the 80s and 90s, now lost in to 00's.
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Paris Exposition: Salle des Fetes, Paris, France, 1900
Brooklyn Museum Archives, Goodyear Archival Collection (S03_06_01_015 image 2045)

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This is the tavern my wife and I would frequent when we first got to know each other. We played a lot of pool and drank cheap beer.

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This is the tavern my wife and I would frequent when we first got to know each other. We played a lot of pool and drank cheap beer.

The bad sex factor: extracts from the prize shortlist 

From guardian.co.uk Thursday 19 November 2009

Strictly for readers of a robust disposition, here are some of the passages highlighted for particular attention by the judges of the Literary Review’s 2009 bad sex in fiction prize.

Yinka Shonibare
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters (Australia), 2008
C-print mounted on aluminum, 72” x 49 ½”, 81 ½” x 58” x 2 ½” (framed), Edition of 5

Original by Goya

Via: luctor et emergo

I live on the Salish Sea

Please tell me which part of the world you live in, city, state, country or continent. ?

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UCLA students, from left, Frances Clark, 20, a history major, and Amanda Bahamonde, 20, a biology student, protest student fee hikes today at UCLA. Credit: Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times.

UC Regents committee approves student fee increases; at least 14 protesters arrested at meeting at UCLA | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times

A well conceived protest can echo thought the years, think East Germany 1989, most of the western world 1968, the march on Washington 1963, Selma Alabama protest 1963-65.

paperclash:


i-lovebeingblack:

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Now that’s style. Ralph Lauren eat your heart out.

paperclash:

i-lovebeingblack:

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Now that’s style. Ralph Lauren eat your heart out.

In the Bolshevik cabaret 

Commonwealth, By Michael Hardt & Antonio Negri First as Tragedy, Then as Farce, By Slavoj Zizek
Reviewed by John Gray
Friday, 20 November 2009
The Independent.CO.UK

Insightful critique of proponents of communist revival. Political theory as entertainment in the 21st media circus.

Americans will spend $450 billion this Christmas. It would only take $10 billion to give the world clean water:

Shout Out for my favorite Seattle Blog
HUGEASSCITY

The photo above is the Seattle waterfront, featuring a pedestrian pier, a waterfront street, waterfront housing then a viaduct separating those from the famous Pike Street Market then apartments and condos and on top the core downtown business district.

HUGEASSCITY is helping me keep in touch with people with vision and ideas.
We are monkeys with money and guns.

Tom Waits
Via: Tom Waits Interview Poetbabble, aar0n

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