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How I Learned To Do A ThingSo, I'm doing a thing every fourth Wednesday of the month. If you're in New York you should come see all about it.
Bazima updates will probably commence someday soonish. You'd be amazed at how many times I've updated this site inside my head. And with some pretty choice material. You don't even realize.
Does it Show?I'm not that into blogging anymore.
I still love you though. And I thank you for reading.
My seven year Bazimaversary is coming up soon (seven-year-itch maybe?). I'll be back to reflect on that, probs. Maybe. No promises. Love you. Mean it. Moving on.
And True Love is a Trophy
Or ChangeMiss Heather Rasley of The Morning News interviews Amy Arbus for TMN Galleries about her photo collection, The Fourth Wall.
"...They weren't like production stills with theatrical lighting on a set, and they weren't like headshots, which are sort of an aggrandized version of what the actor looks like. They were outside in a place that was unidentifiable, in this period clothing. They looked like real people. They looked like fictional characters come to life."
Fictional characters come to life? Swoon.
Different Kinds of HelpMe: Have you ever taken anything for memory, focus, concentration, etc.? Ginseng? Yerba Mate? Siberian Ginseng?
Him: Well, there is an herb I take to erase my memory. Does that help? What in G-d's name do you want to remember? What is there left to focus and concentrate upon (other than the many manifestations of Jah?) My experience has been that for concentration, memory, focus it isn't about what you take but what you don't take.
Me: Great. I'm FUCKED.
Him: This should clear things up:
While You Were Out (A Note to my Imaginary Assistant)
A Book You Read in Reverse
Best Email I've Ever Read That Wasn't Actually Sent To Me
That's What I'm Thinking
With Your Teeth In Your Mouth
Threesome
Tootie
Her Class Picture
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