Monday, September 24, 2007

tag it..lady like



Friday, September 21, 2007

in watermelon sugar the deeds are done






richard brautigan is my favorite author. I was introduced to him by my father when i was in highschool. My dad would read to me poetry from the pill vs the springhill mining disaster....
I have read almost every brautigan book in print.
I always loved the covers..brautigan was such a goofy nerdling old man..(my favorite) and he was tortured by his love of liberated women with long legs and long hair.
he lived in san francisco in the 60's and wrote alot about the bay area...i was romanced at 14 and always wanted my san francisco to have the aftertastes.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

i mean..................


these boys melt it!! So cute!!
i want to have 4 sons
that love rock shows and pizza

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

texas girls are pretty





my favorites from ACL...
these girls are soo cute!

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

take me to the Shangri La's





obsession.
I was completely won over by the single, "Never go Home Anymore" years ago...
Beatnik spoken word styles and supreme leather outfitts..... i mean....
this is the absolute most amazing clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRCWnfMAmqE&mode=related&search=

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

puppet theater





martin, shawn, felipe, josh, and carolyn made puppets for my birthday party. we had an improv puppet masterpiece made of scripts i found online. Renata told me today she woke up the next morning at 5am sweating and had terrible nightmares.

Monday, September 10, 2007

more birthday




birthday!!!





Tuesday, September 4, 2007

pow wow wow






i wanted to have my own private pow wow birthday with a tee pee and peace pipes, but this month is to damn hectic. so we treated ourselves to a pow wow saturday at the franklin county fair grounds. It was lovely and hot. I bought some hot pink fox faces. Victoria bought a turtle purse.
In san francisco for thanksgiving, there is a very special pow wow on alcatraz island at sunrise. It is a truly unique experience, you are shipped in by ferry and the fog covers the bay with bone chilling vigor. when sun breaks, it is just stunning.
Alcatraz, before it became a notorious prison lock down was land inhabited by native americans, stolen... then given back. Sadly enough the land is quite useless, other than its tourist attractions. America has a very unique way of apologizing for past sins to native peoples, by gifting back much troubled land (mostly deserts). Hawaii is a perfect example.....