I will pledge allegiance to no more flags until they come up with one for the earth. A republic of humans. All races and colors for which they stand, one planet in an endless sea of other planets. And if they discover life on those, I'll pledge allegiance to those too. With respect to your religion, as you respect mine. Where liberty and justice is... Read More
One of the better, if not best, feelings in the world is to find yourself humming tunes of one particular band all day long and not wanting to play anything but their music after you've seen them in concert. That's how you know you haven't merely attended a show, you've experienced one.
Today, I'm wearing fluffy clouds for shoes as I reminisce last night's Interpol... Read More
There was a sense of disappointment as we left the mall
All the young people look the same
Wearing their masks of cool and indifference
Commerce dressed up as rebellion
Because we're so handsome and we're so bored... Read More
Thank you times two. I love telling stories through my photographs. I am glad you enjoy them, even if you can't enjoy the baseball. (This particular game was rather unenjoyable, however) And it would mean alot to me to not only be in print, but to be in this particular magazine. I really enjoy what they stand for. Your support means a great deal....thanks again hun.
I told Dean that when I was a kid and rode in cars I used to imagine I held a big scythe in my hand and cut down all the trees and posts and even sliced every hill that zoomed past the window. "Yes! Yes!" yelled Dean. "I used to do it too only different scythe - tell you why. Driving across the West with... Read More
Isn't it true that you start your life a sweet child believing in everything under your father's roof? Then comes the day of the Laodiceans, when you know you are wretched and miserable and poor and blind and naked, and with the visage of a gruesome grieving ghost you go shuddering through nightmare life.
- from On The Road by Jack Kerouac.
