Jason and Beth’s Most Excellent Matrimonial Celebration
November 14, 2009
Love, love, love these two. What a beautiful, beautiful day and night … and trip.
a question of weights and measures
September 16, 2009
what’s heavier? taking in the world from your back, or standing up in it?
Darn Kids
September 3, 2009
They get the better of me every time.
Unstuck
July 14, 2009
Billy Pilgrim has come unstuck in time.
– Slaughter House – Five
Possibly my favorite line in all of literature. Certainly, for me the most memorable. Because it’s brief, no doubt. I’ve been thinking on it. At night, lying in bed. Wishing in someway that it was possible. To come unstuck in time. I’d make use of the gift. Would you do the same? If you could travel to that precise point in time that you, or someone you knew became stuck, paralyzed, wounded, left to hobble or spin or crawl along more blind, more meek in a forsaken way, would you meet them there to pull them unstuck?
One, Not the Same.
June 15, 2009
The person I imagine myself to be accuses me of being only who I am.
Is there anything else to do today?
April 25, 2009
I have been a lot of things already,
The worst being a man with no good ideas.
It’s a blank day.
How will I see that as a gift?
Immersion
February 22, 2009
This is an intriguing project and, to me, rather disturbing.
http://video.nytimes.com/video/2008/11/21/magazine/1194833565213/immersion.html
That Guy
February 21, 2009
A certain kind of man will always be in love with two women, simultaneously:
The woman who loves him way better than he ought to be loved.
And the woman who is, to him, one part mystery and one part imagined perfection.
That certain kind of man would be wise to figure out it’s not two women he loves, but G_d:
G_d who loves him way better then he ought to be loved.
And G_d who is one part mystery, and one part perfection beyond our imagination.
Then, finally, that certain man might find himself able to get on with loving just one woman, completely.
Saturday Plans
February 17, 2009
Do me, Hmong artists and the community at large a solid by coming out to Visage Night Club this Saturday for their Masquerade Ball. Proceeds from the event go to support the Center for Hmong Art and Talent (CHAT) and their forthcoming documentary project about the emerging expressions and identities of Hmong art. It should be bananas as the kids say if they’re still saying it. There’s even a hefty prize for best dressed couple ($1,000).
Oh Water
February 14, 2009
When will I resolve to dissolve?
