In Addition (Oh The Irony)
2 billion people were expected to attend all the shows around the globe. This is slightly less than 1/3 the world population. Oh, the irony. Here's a concert highlighting enviromental awareness and all it probably did was contribute to our disasterous impact on this planet we live and depend on.
posted by Melquiades at 8:58 PM
6 Comments:
dressed to kill eh?
nicely done...
...where did you find this image
tell me
tell me
tell me more about my
yes they are blue as
blue can be
and lately-
I have lived in Portland and Seattle for all o my lives
er, the most recent ones
that I recall
I've loved Cali well and good
though it won't love me back
until it falls into the ocean
then maybe, however
I'm too pale
too northern watercolour washed ashore from the isles
Irush, skittish Scottish and Welsh white witches
I come from a long line of (organic and enviro conscious) potato farmers
and artists
hmmm, fitting
though I cannot carry on the family farming business
I am gardenistically challenged
and interested in the bokeh of lenses more than bouqets of flowers
or potatoes, I guess
what is it now, that you call
your occupation
or your pre occupation
if ya do not mind
me asking
such a thing
~J
Peter Williams is the artist. the piece is called Dressed To Kill.
As for those eyes. they are deep and sensual, past and present, with deep facets of future running through them.
I am a mechanical engineer on the design end of the construction industry.
by the way, I haven't seen you post on Mr. K's blog lately. what happened to the storm?
I have been neglegent
of my own blog as of late...
and as for the great TB
well
such a storm can only fuel itself
for so long
ha!
he certainly is
a magician
I do know a little of my own
perhaps I will perform a disapearing act
and reappear
or maybe
pull a rabbit outa a felt
hat
I do have a liking for
slight of hand
or maybe
alchemy
another pursuit
of mine
sk surely has not heard the last
of me
poor killa!
so you are
also an engineer
constructing and designing
lyrics and prose
riding with mystery
along side
what sorta music do you two listen to
on lost highway road trips in August 06
with lust being a backseat
driver
I will look up Williams work
I am intrigued
by this gemini comparison
juxtapositioned in the title
I agree bout zee (c)rap music
what do you think is the most important thing an individual can do for the environment
do people in your area recycle?
Portland is all about recycling, so much it is considered hip by all the hippys
~J
supposed to be another scorcher
today in the valley
we could go down the street
and have some amber brews
one
is not enough
veleska and me for mint tea
shes in Texas...
where are you
how does the wild wind blow
in your time zone
do I ask too many questions
I am
curious
in this wonderland of words
storyteller
smooth vocals
those images of play
I consider my work a sort of play
with a commercial result
I photograph jewelry, small product
lifestyle ads, etc
doing a brochure for a salon soon
all in good fun
all in a daze work
en joy
~J
You don't ask too many questions at all.
Speaking of killa, did you fly to London to catch the last show of the tour? I remember reading his comment that you were there or something. If so, how was the show?
I like to listen to Chris Issac on those lost desert highway sojourns ;-) (you've been digging into the archives, eh? was it lust or mystery? I can't remember.)
Gemini. yeah, I am :-))))
I believe the most ultra important thing that people could do for the enviroment would be to cease to exist. I mean that not in a mean or angry drive, but as a truly objective and grand view of what the impact we have as humans on this planet (and, it's only going to get worse. people live longer. populations increase. continents buckle under the weight.)
[on a lighter note}
I do recycle. my community recycles. It's a common thing in communties around me.
That amber sounds really good to me. I would like to share one with you hopefully someday.
:-)))))))
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