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pointblank:
Nice stones.
jstone:
cool, I was looking at a book on treehouses at a friends house, some really neat ideas in it, everything from forts to full bunk houses.
Ground houses are good too.
still planning on moving out there soon?
Im stuck in the city now, probably going to do my carpenters ticket.
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i'm a weirdo-magnet. i literally cannot walk 10 feet from my apartment to the mail box without some old guy at the bus stop asking me random questions or complimenting the shape of my head. without fail, i have some sort of strange encounter every time i leave. And strange things just happen, too, not just people-- occurrences. probably 2 full pallets of unopened, pristine...
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auralpleasure:
yeah.

frown

I will most likely be coming up two weekends from now though.
remuemenage:
this is an autobiographical sketch - cause I can't think of a good story on the spot. I hope you like

she was the first person I saw as I stepped of the Lakeshore Limited into Chicago's Union Station. the first person I couldn't take my eyes off of. everyone called her cowboy - I never knew her real name. she was martin's girl in a passing way, and then she wasn't. I was in her presence a few brief times afterwards at college get-togethers - I never said two words to her.

martin was an incidental student of philosophy at the University of Chicago - having come to Chicago to become a Blues musician and drink himself to death. a multi-instrumentalist, I remember happening upon him in the stairwell of the dormitory that we shared blowing Jazz on a trumpet - he liked the acoustics. martin was the kind of guy who could effortlessly untangle pre-socratic philosophy but didn't blush while flunking calculus.

with a blues harp (harmonica) he was a force of nature. I don't know who first cupped a microphone against a harmonica - I believe it was Junior Wells playing with Muddy Waters ... but the sounds that are produced by a good blues harpist defy description. I've heard it likened to a saxophone, some say it has the swooping lines of an electric slide guitar.

there is this thing that Jazz and Blues musicians do that is called cutting heads - it's a bloodsport. basically, if you think you are better than the musician playing on stage you get up and play and let the crowd decide. I've seen martin start playing harp at the back of a raucous Blues joint in the south end of Chicago, walk up onstage and blow everybody out of the room


Hi

I just re-discovered you and your photography by way of
orpiment

what a revelation you are - such delicate striking features ... the raw natural setting of much of your work is a wonderful complement to your beauty

thank you for brightening my day blackeyed blush biggrin
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turin:
I tried sort of spread-sheeting them a long time ago, by writing everything down on paper in alphabetical order. but, you know, you can leave spaces for future albums or whatever scheme you may invent, but it is still really hard to keep them in any proper order on a hand-written piece of paper. these days I just rip them straight into itunes first thing, and it does all the organizing for me! the computer is a lot better at searching than I was, too.
lemonkid:
At first I thought you meant your head glows in the dark.

Nuclear-licious.
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don_nadie:
lindo gatito
miao!!
cocoabutter:

OMG I'D HIT IT!
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i am not well-rounded; i am decidedly crystalline.
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volkov:
*holds you up to the light to see if you are prismatic also*

thefreak:
I'm just round.

-TM
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aijin:
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
mthrsuperior:
Hey
Back in the day I was 1point6180
Friend me again if you so desire.
smile
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ok, so i can't be the only one in the whole world that is kept awake at night thinking about paradox and how it relates to symmetry, right? and how the idea of binary, although the true paragon of our idea of "opposite", the idea that underlines the current chimera of post-modernism, is totally lopsided, because the absence of a certain experience is not truly...
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auralpleasure:
These days I try to stay up until I'm so tired I can barely think.
codemonkeym:
"You're either dead or undead." biggrin ooo aaa
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question: regardless of what your idea of "good" is or your personal moral code, how hard is it for you to be a good person? how much effort do you put into it? or do you just sit back and not worry about such things, and do your best to avoid killing babies? Or are your proactive about it?




Only click on the spoiler after...
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crimsond:
yes, you know how much I like bricks, their nuances of colors, forms, textures It is almost obsessional: I want to be buried with bricks after my death!

There's a lot of musicians in your list that I love a lot ! smile

kiss
lamdalamdalamda:
i was on a bad connection for a while, but i'm back!
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lemonkid:
Yeah we're rising against the machine.
tbsheets:
It appears you have a special valley where the sun rises and sets in the same direction.