46664
46664 was the prison number of Nelson Mandela on Robben Island, Cape Town where he was held in captivity for 18 years.

Nelson Mandela gave his prison number 46664 to Dave Stewart of Eurythmics in November of last year who then asked the late Joe Strummer to write lyrics for a song about 46664. Stewart then completed the song with Bono earlier this year for this campaign. 46664 The Concert will be broadcast on the internet live on Saturday, 29th November.

Have questions about your Doctor? (US only) Check the Questionable Doctors site.

saturday morning me//
hazelnut coffee #2/cig #2/banana #1/
long navy batik dress/old dingo boots/
(a vision of femininity}
watching: snowflakes floating down/
listening: Diana Krall/
sniffing: Skye's pecan waffles/
so hows about you?/

Too many Divas, not enough stage.

Happy Thanksgiving!
My sister and Mother are coming over to our house for Thanksgiving Dinner.

View Live Parade Cam in Times Square

Sir Mick has defied calls for a tourism boycott of Burma to spend a long weekend there. The news of Sir Mick's visit will outrage British campaigners who have joined the international move to urge tourists to boycott Burma, which calls itself Myanmar. Bad call, Mick. Of all the places he could travel, he picks the one where the former government leaders have taken the new, and first time democratically elected president under seige since May. President Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is still being held captive by her country.

Jimi Hendrix Birthday - born Nov 27, 1942.

{thankful}
In everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit. ~Albert Schweitzer

Plays with matches, runs with scissors and goes all the way. I'm a fucking molotov cocktail missing a match.

Paramilitaries, Embedded Journalists and Illegal Protests. Think This is Iraq? It's Your Country. Tom Hayden also weighs in on the FTAA-Miami protests.

How are the NaNoWriMo folks coming along? Wow, some are already finished. I'm just back from an early morning grocery run-- the traffic was piling into the parking lot as I was leaving it-- so now I'm off to update Sanctuary and then to visit YOU.


Anna Mae Bullock was born 64, 60, 65 years ago in Nutbush, Tennessee. (I've seen all three) Happy Birthday Tina Turner. Also, John McVie, bass player with Fleetwood Mac, is born. (1945)

How about some pill earrings?

{quote} And then the day comes when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. ~Anais Nin

What wine goes well with Prozac and Turkey?

My computer no longer humms loudly. It's beginning to growl, too. So if I can catch it between growls, spurts and sputters, I'm going Extreme Blog Visiting. I miss you. Oh, yeah, Good Morning...!

My cable went out earlier so I unhooked it, tuned in generic tv and waited for the repair service. What I witnessed will be forever branded in my mind. Celine Dionne (sorry, Celine fans) was singing and dancing with some guy while playing air guitar. (Deep breaths, Susan.) So I flipped the channel only to see Kathie Lee Gifford extolling her virtuous marriage and perfect family ad naseum to thundering audience applause. I search the room to see if I'm on Punk'd or Candid Camera with people waiting for me to go ballistic. No, just Crappy TV. Where IS that damn cable guy?

Have you visited the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine? Good for those long lost web sites you created in 1996.

Body Tag - Here's something for you to play with while you're supposed to be working.
[via: jwalk]

Yooha! News - Bush parody site. Lest I be remiss on my Bush bashing.

{Listening:} Ugly Man - Rickie Lee Jones

{Haiku For You}
The battery's dead
I thank you for jumping me
Fixing the car, too

I'm out of estrogen and I've got a gun.

My heartbeat quickens, my stomach churns, and my hands start shaking after all these years. I was 15 or 16 when the FBI came to question me at school one day. The principal turned over his office to us as I entered to see two intimidating suits waiting to grill me. "We've seen your bedroom 'curtains' and we'd like to talk to you about them."

Some friends and I had ripped off a truckload of flags the city used for Fourth of July parades. I had put curtain hooks in some and installed them on those pulley-type curtains you open and close. Two windows. Both visable from the street. Two Feds. Both taking a dim view of my cool curtains.

I'm reminded of this stupid stunt when I see the NYT article about the FBI collecting info on anti-war activists and others they deem suspicious. Young people, especially trouble-makers like me, were being watched closely then. I've often wondered if J Edgar Hoover's FBI started a 'file' on me as a young instigator. I'm such a Susie SquareJohn now.



Who Will Beat Bush? Play Who'll Beat Bush by how much for charity.
Your Guide To Online Anarchy - How'd I miss this site for so long?
The Daily Bleed - Very thorough calendar of eclectic events.
Listening: Soul Sessions by Joss Stone - my almost 15 year old daughter told me about this talented young bluesy singer.

This is my favorite time of day. Well, there it goes.

November 22, 1963. Forty years ago today the nation lost her innocence. Trite, but true.

Nephew, Bobby Kennedy, Jr, has two good articles out this week attacking Bush as the worst environmental president in history- Rolling Stone and Salon. With all the atrocities of the Bush administration, I can't see how any half-ass intelligent person could consider backing this fucker. Damn, people, get your head out of the sand. You gripe about smokers, but allow such air and pollution emissions to exist?

See who is polluting your community with this Pollution Locator.

{rewind me}
Ruby Mazur Art
Surprise Goes Zen
What Really Happened
1000 Journals

{local}
Happy Ass Greeting Cards - Inspirational and irreverent Greeting Cards located here in Asheville, NC.

{literary}
Duty of Expression - Interesting interview with Howard Zinn and Thom York on the artist's place in politics and more.

{quote}
Where the heart is willing, it will find a thousand ways.
Where it is unwilling, it will find a thousand excuses.
~Anon

saturday morning me//
sipping coffee from my favorite cup/
jeans/football jersey/moccasins/hat/
watching: squirrels tightrope walk the fence/
hearing: anybody seen my baby- rolling stones/
since i've been lovin' you-led zeppelin/
and husband's usual morning hacking routine/
so hows about you?/

Carpe Diem - Seize the day; Carpin Denim - There's a fish in my pants

Happy Friday all you Monday - Friday worker bees.

Johnny Depp is People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive. No argument here.

Excellent Live Webcam in Trafalgar Square. Protesters cheer as Bush effigy is toppled. CSPAN carried it live Thursday. London protests to end Friday.

Album Cover Find - comprehensive search engine retrieves all album covers pictures. Kinda cool.

Kit Kat clocks. I love all this funky ass stuff. I have the cookie jar, but he's reclining; I may have to get the clock, too. [thanks to j-walk]

And, it's a very special birthday today for Michelle. Go wish her well.
Happy Birthday, Michelle!


Putting the "ass" in classy.

Let's Hear It For The Girls!

I suppose the Girls' Groups trend began with Jill Conner Brown's wildly successful book, Sweet Potato Queens. Now SPQ groups are cropping up all over the place. You'll recognize them by their big hair (the higher the hair, the closer to God), theatre makeup, huge bazooms, fishnet stockings, and heels so pointy they can kick a spider in the ass. Tiara optional.

A totally different group of girls here in Asheville, NC, are The Rebelles. The Rebelles are a neo-burlesque group that write all original productions that have a political and sexual theme. Their first production "Through Sick and Sin" won Best Locally Produced Play and Best Local Show in the Mountain Xpress Best Of issue. They have also been featured in November issue of Curve, the best selling lesbian magazine in the US and Canada. "People love it when you combine sex, politics and pop culture," observed Rebelles founder Christine DiBenedetto.

Another girl group in Asheville, with trademark Pink hair, the Go Go Girlie Action, have a weblog detailing current functions where they're appearing with lots of photos.

Margaret Cho has a clothing line out called Hi Class Cho. This is her Reversible "Skirt of Shame and/or Pride". If you happen to stay out all night and don't get home to change, turn your skirt inside out and you've got a new look. It comes in sizes 10-18--more in line with the national norm. She answers letters after her Falwell debate with MSNBC and after reading a piece on NPR's Morning Edition; both on the issue of gay marriage.

I admit it. I'm a news junkie. While the television news is now blaring in the background, there's also the local newspaper in my lap, with two other area newspaper sites open on my pc that I'm also reading. Then I'll hit the regional and national news sites.


Art Gone Postal
Artistically designed postage stamps. Which reminds me that World Aid's Day is celebrated Dec 1. Did you realize that five people worldwide die of AIDS every minute of every day?

Re-Defeat Bush in 2004.

Just because your gift sucks, doesn't mean your wrapping paper has to. Happy Fucking Whatever! Gang-Bang Elves and more.



Click to see Gang Bang Elves picture.
[via: s*T*a*R*e*]

As gay marriage wins even more legal support, Bible-clutching homophobes recoil, violently. The gays are marching in. The end is near. Sheer unadulterated evil and scary anal sex and superlative hair products and new blasts of fresh happy love are to be unleashed anew upon the country. Horror is nigh. Everyone into the bunker.

It's a global truism: The more passionately religious you are, the more hateful and small minded you become, and the more desperate you are to convince everyone else that Satan himself is at the door, carrying nothing but a whip and a sinister grin and a big bottle of Astroglide. If we can't just all get along, can we at least subscribe to 'Live and Let Live'?
[more» sfgate]

{quote}
Alas! the forbidden fruits were eaten,
And thereby the warm life of reason congealed.
A grain of wheat eclipsed the sun of Adam,
Like as the Dragon's tail dulls the brightness of the moon.
- Rumi: Masnavi I Ma'navi

Stop Mad Cowboy Disease.

London is fired up about Bush's visit this week! Massive security is in place - 14,000 police headed by Scotland Yard and several hundred US Secret Service agents will be on duty for Bush's 4-day visit beginning Tuesday. Al-Jazeera reports security on alert for al-Qaida.

"George Bush thinks he can escape an angry public. He's wrong." Help us track George W. Bush across London!

"With President George W. Bush due to touch down on British soil Tuesday, Internet message boards, mobile phones and pagers are buzzing with the sounds of protest, and police are scrambling to catch every word.

"I've just received word of a lead story in The Daily Mail tomorrow. The exclusion zones (which are now mobile and therefore harmless bubbles) will now involve mobile phone blackouts."

{related links}
Stop The War
Anti-War Art
Inymedia-UK - keep scrolling; there are updates and links of protest groups involved.

The Spitfurther Tour left Nov 13, with a Bus full of Pranksters, merry or otherwise, and Skypilotclub members that will go from Eugene to Portland to Ashland, to San Francisco, Mountain View, Sebastapol and to Berkeley leaving a wake of confused citizens, startled sheep, mooing cows, billy goats, rocky raccoons and Oregon Beavers.

Ken Kesey passed in Nov 2001, and left unfinished works that are now completed and up for sale. Two new books will debut: Kesey's Jail Journal is an oversized, richly illustrated work that Kesey began in the late 1960's while serving time in the San Mateo County Jail. Also just out is Spit in the Ocean #7, a special tribute issue with contributions from Hunter S. Thompson, Tom Wolfe, Larry McMurtry, Gus Van Sant and others.

I really love living in Asheville, NC, now, but it does seem like California gets all the good tours, entertainments, etc. And Portland and Seattle... the grass is always greener... and don't even get me started on how cool Canada is.

Thought I was going to knock this one out, but just got 5 of 7 correct.




The Greatest Album Covers That Never Were - this kept me busy for sometime.




Listening: "Can't Get Ahead", by My Lips Are Sealed

**Edited to add (Sunday - 10:44am): Each Saturday I write a little feature called "Saturday Morning Me", which says what I'm doing, eating, reading, listening to, wearing, etc, that morning. It's a silly little interactive ditty we pitch in and play, and anyone's welcome to participate.**

Good Saturday morning to you all. I know. I've been a bad little blogger, but have gotten some writing accomplished this week. And when inspiration strikes, you've gotta heed the call. Gonna try my best to visit my blog favs this weekend.

{repeat} Buttons site. I saw this when it first came out, but they now have added many more.

{quote} "Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you did not do than by the things you did do. So, throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."--Mark Twain

saturday morning me//
hazelnut coffee #1/cheese danish #1/
black sweatpants/olive polarfleece top/
houseshoes/sneaking up on the mirror/
scent: patchouli/sound:refrig humming/
still in a morning stupor/need a coffee iv/
so hows about you?/

What the hell, go and put all your eggs in one basket.

Lynching Private Jessica, The Sequel

She could have sat back, accepted all accolades, and watched the money roll in. Her heroic action was to reject the GI Jane media blitz, gather us 'round the television sets and expose the truth.

How strange it must have felt for PFC Jessica Lynch recovering in a foreign hospital as a parade is planned to honor her as a hero. Community donations rebuilt her family home and enormous sums of money are offered in return for exclusive interviews. All because the media had been informed we had a genuine hero in the Iraq war.

The US guv'mint thought they had a hillbilly they'd mold in their best "Bring it On" PR image the US would rally behind. And rally they did. Behind the story of her "emptying her gun" and "fighting to the end". They didn't count on this supporting player in their well-orchestrated ongoing war movie having any integrity. With George W Bush -Screenwriter; Don Rumsfeld - Director; and Hallib Dick Cheney - Producer, the initial pitch started unravelling, as the American Hero was finally able to tell us all what really happened behind the scenes.

Her truth may not be selling books, and the once lucrative offers are now dwindling, but the integrity it took for her to 'do the right thing' is very honorable indeed.

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{beatnik literary} Bohemian Ink is one of those sites with many layers and links to explore.

{repeat} The Visual Thesaurus is entertaining and useful.

{winamp} Since I've Been Lovin' You - Led Zeppelin

Insert pretentious blog quote here.

Berkley 1968 - Portland 2002

Stew Albert is still fighting the good fight. You can visit his poetry weblog or read his first hand activist account of the 60's in the Yippie Reading Room, or Join the Million Yippie March Aug 30 - Sept 2, 2004. The Republicans are bringing their Coronation of the Emperor to New York City. Good to see he's still doing it.

Have you visited the Playground lately?

Free Speech - Use it or Lose it. Someone is blogging the freeways of Southern California. [via: ollapodrida]

Yogurt
Cotton Balls
Sunglasses
Candles
Post Its (New Extra Sticky)
Doggie Treats
... what I also picked up when I was just going for Milk. I seldom walk into a store and pick up that one item that I need.

Happy Birthday, Willow!

This website looks best when viewed on company time.

In the November issue of Bold Life, a local zine, I read an article about a local surreal painter named Heidi Hayes, who painted this picture here. More on Ms Hayes can be found here.

Welcome to the world, dear Maya Astrid! Congratulations Tim and Anathea on the birth of your baby girl last week. She's gorgeous.

Today's TimeWaster - MahJongg Solitaire

See where you stand - The Political Compass


{quote}We are healthy only to the extent that our ideas are humane.- Kilgore Trout

Life was so much easier when your clothes didn't match and boys had cooties.

{sacrifice} Pledge-a-dread: Sponsored Head Shaving Extravaganza! Rhian is on a boat from Britain to Anartica, with 5 years of dreads which she will shave off when she crosses the equator if she can raise £1,000 for the Philippa Clarke Hospital Wing (the children's ward) of the QECH hospital in Blantyre, Malawi. Brava to her. Big sacrifice for a worthy cause. What would it take for you to shave your head?


{ripoff} Pass the Preparation H. I've just been royally reamed by Ebay. If I'd only start taking my own fucking advice that I offer so freely and unsolicited to everyone else: You Get What You Pay For. How many times have I said that? Lessons Learned: Just because the cell phone says Cingular, doesn't actually mean it'll work with the Cingular phone system. Just because you bought it new in the box, doesn't mean it will work for you in North Carolina, since it was originally set up (?) in Florida, said SunCom (formerly ATT). WTF??

{war stories} She's Supply Clerk Jessica gravely injured in a Humvee collision; not G.I. Jessica spraying bullets at the Iraquis during a shootout.

If you can't laugh at yourself, allow me.

{music}"There's only one reason to read 'According to the Rolling Stones,' and his name is Keith Richards." Salon interview.

{film} "There are no words in the English language to possibly come close to descibing what a gigantic piece of shit this film was. Even calling it that is really an insult to pieces of shit." Matrix: Revolutions review by Six Different Ways.

{political} We miss you, Bill (Clinton).

Five Lies. (Is that all?)

{cult} BBC's Online HitchHikers Guide To The Galaxy - A pocket guide to life, the universe, everything.

{local} Asheville resident and film star Andie MacDowell, help kick off the party for the Asheville Film Festival. North Carolina is 3rd in film production behind New York and California.

{listening} Went to the river and I jumped in,
Baby showed up and said, I will tell you when...
~Eric Clapton, Tore Down

saturday morning me//
hot green tea #1/bagel/chocolate silk/
burgundy gown/grey houseshoes/
cig #2--yeah, I know/grey day #865/
listening: winamp/feeling: stuffy/
another rainy day/i gotta leaky roof/
how's about you?/

Last in line for Nobel Peace Prize; first in line for pie.

This Is How We Cut & Paste or What I Did Today When I Should Have Been More Productive

The Great Cosmic Booty Call or Harmonic Convergence?

Happy Birthday to Joni Mitchell who's celebrating her 60th birthday today. I bought 'Clouds' when it came out in 1969 and began playing Chelsea Morning and Songs To Aging Children, and That Song About The Midway on my guitar for my friends. I haven't played those songs in forever. When I pick up the guitar later, I'll gonna try Songs.... I still remember people at school asking, "Have you heard 'Clouds' yet?" Soon after, we would see her at Woodstock. Next came 'Ladies Of The Canyon'. For Free was very poignant. And the rhythm of Rainy Night House persuaded me to keep writing poetry. I just realized that now. Music memories are sacred. They hold pieces of your very soul.

MTV has given a humanitarian award to Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi because she "is an inspiration to us all". Indeed.

Burying Lester Bangs - we tried, but someone keeps digging him back up.

The Sex Code is yet another signature code, modeled after the Geek Code, and using elements from that, the Whore Code, and the Other Sex Code, which is much smaller than this but was there first. [via: stare}

A thing of beauty is a joy until sunrise. After that, you may find yourself in 'coyote, chew-your-arm-off mode'.

Good Morning.

Keith Richards will be appearing on Whoopi Goldberg's television show. Gotta see Keith, don't we Johnny B? Phil Collins will also be on the show.

Ampcast looks great. Good live radio, video. Can't wait to investigate further. I'm always looking for some good music to listen to while I'm at the keyboard. What do you listen to? [via Ollapodrida]

In an upcoming Simpsons episode where Marge writes a novel and gets endorsements from writers playing themselves, including Tom Clancy and Thomas Pynchon, the Pynchon character is portrayed with a bag on his head, and Pynchon himself will be doing the voice. Read the whole story.

Something's got to give. I don't think anyone is comfortable with guerilla gift giving each year at Christmas. I'd like to get family together and use the gift money for a trip on Christmas weekend. Or donate to each other's favorite charity is Sister Stacy Patrick's idea. Anything's better than automatically marching off to the mall and picking up the first thing that won't piss off Aunt Sally. Do you do something unique for Christmas?

This BlogSearchEngine looks handy.

I'm drunk...I'm armed...I'm off my meds. Be gentle.

The lighthearted moments were almost the highlights of the forum of the Democratic opponents last night on CNN's Rock The Vote. They answered the "PCs" or "Macs" question. And, perhaps more interesting, they answered who's smoked weed and who hasn't smoked weed. Oddly enough, all who've inhaled got major applause. Smoking pot is so much a part of the mainstream now that it's practically a non-issue.

Edwards, Dean and Kerry said they had used marijuana in the past. Sharpton, retired Gen. Wesley Clark, Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut and Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio said they had not, Kucinich adding that using the drug should be decriminalized. Former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois declined to answer. [read transcript]

The rest of the country is beginning to see what we here in North Carolina already know. That Senator John Edwards really does have a pair. He's not afraid to stand up to big business or big politics and is really one of the few that can prove he has the working person's interest at heart by his past reputation. And is you really want to "rile" up a Southerner, just start condescending to us. We're sick of being treated like the US red-headed step-children and stereotyped into gun-toting, Confederate flag waving, Nascar rootin' tootin' buffoons. The redneck species isn't indigenous to the South. If you've traveled the US extensively as I have, you know that species is abundantly populous in every state.

And as Al Sharpeton said, (this guy speaks in terrific sound bites) any one of the candidates would fair better than George Bush. And as I watched them all onstage last night, I realized that several of them really would do well to sit at the top seat in the country.

I'm still undecided. I probably know more about John Edwards, since I'm also from North Carolina, and it wouldn't hurt my feelings if he were our Democratic nominee. He doesn't have much experience in politics and that may be a big plus.

I've tried to like Howard Dean, but can't stop thinking, "Physician, heal thyself of thy arrogance." Dennis Kucinich also is a good possibility, but two words for ya, Dennis-- "Don't Yell!" and Gephardt is somewhat appealing. John Kerry is almost reminiscent of Clinton with all his charm but went Ted Nugent on us all. And when he speaks, I want to say "Bullshit", "Bullshit". Wes Clark could better serve us all in Don Rumsfeld job, but I still want to hear more from him. Carol Mosely Braun, although quite articulate, could use a firecracker under her ass. Lieberman - too out of touch; lives in a bubble. Al Sharpeton - let's just make him ambassador to France.

Good morning to you. I'm glad you took a moment of your time to stop by.

{religion} Gay bishop is put on blacklist by Anglicans, or as I call it: Bishop to Right Wing religious Pawns. He's here. He's queer. Get used to it. Bishop Gene Robinson, the first openly gay elected Episcopalian Bishop, I salute and admire you. How can true Christians be so opposed to another human being has always both disgusted and amused me.

{politics} The Democratic Presidential candidates Debate Tuesday night was interesting. Especially when Howard Dean was bitchslapped by Al Sharpeton right at the start. That was quite entertaining. I think he took offense to Dean sidestepping the question he was asked about his recent Confederate flag comment. Then Al got even more ramped up when Dean began his answer with: "Martin Luther King said it best when..." Sharpeton then volleyed: "I was with MLK back then; I didn't just read about him in books. It was a beautiful thing. I'm sure the Repubs were lovin' it. As long as the Dems will fight among themselves, they won't attack them. But I felt Dean's arrogance had to be addressed.

{technical} Spybot found 757 potentially spyware files on my hard drive. And meg thought she had a problem with 180. I need to read further to see what I do next with them little fuckers. I thought I did something similar about 6 months ago, but evidentally, I didn't.

Now to go spend some quality time away from my family.

Good Morning. What a gloomy ass day I have today. I couldn't get (my daughter ) Skye to budge at all this morning, so I'll hate to drive her in later. Then I'm off to visit blogfriends. And I really must get started on a piece about cowboy coffee and cabins in the woods.

{television} PBS's Masterpiece Theatre is presenting Dr Zhivago. It came on Nov 2, Sunday and concludes next Sunday, Nov 9. It's very good. Did you know it won the Nobel Prize for Literature in it's time? (Although it was stripped of him later.)

{books} Read any good books lately? Two writers I enjoy-- Anne Rice's 'Blood Canticle' is out. But I've not read her books in some time, so I'd be lost on this one. What an imagination. And 'Love', by Toni Morrison, debuts this week. The first chapter can be read here. (She had me at 'Beloved'.) Now I write much more than I read. For instance, am I the only one who has NOT read The Da Vinci Code?


Oh, cool. My Prozac fits into my Pez dispenser.

What Bush Won't Say and Blotter Acid Art. Both guaranteed to blow your mind.

If I Were Bush's Speechwriter
By CBS News Correspondent Andy Rooney
[click for video]

"... I probably shouldn't have said Iraq had nuclear weapons. Our guys and the U.N. have looked under every bed in Iraq and can't find one."

"In one speech, I told you Saddam Hussein tried to buy the makings of nuclear bombs from Africa. That was a mistake and I wish I hadn't said that. I get bad information sometimes just like you do..."

"On May 1, I declared major combat was over and gave you the impression the war was over. I shouldn't have declared that. Since then, 215 American soldiers have been killed in Iraq. As the person who sent them there, how terrible do you think that makes me feel?"

"...When I landed on the deck of the carrier, I wish they hadn't put up the sign saying MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. It isn't accomplished. Maybe it should have been MISSION IMPOSSIBLE."

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Blotter (LSD)Art



Lycaeum link seen on Ollapodrida.

Due to recent cutbacks and until further notice, the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off.

Good morning to November and to you.



:: Martina Hoffman's Goddess Triangle filled with paintings. Site also features more of her art work in many mediums.

:: Eat your vegetables! [NSFW?] [via: reality carnival- I usually begin my day with this site.]

:: Krypt Kiddies - a gallery of scary kiddoes.
[via: Six Different Ways]

saturday morning me//
batik dress/footless tights/barefooted/
green tea/toast & honey/oj w-pulp/
viewing: titmouse pecking sunflower seeds/
hearing: stones'-'sticky fingers' on winamp/
so hows about you?/

Stop Global Whining.