Yesterday morning we went on a Plowshares peace walk to support Susan Crane, who needed to turn herself in at prison for civil disobedience. It was called Walk for Nuclear Disarmament: From Lockheed to Lock-Up. Here’s a link where you can read a little about it. http://disarmnowplowshares.wordpress.com/tag/susan-crane/ We were there for just the last day… Read More »
Today I cut my hair. I chopped off about five inches. I’m happy about it. I did this before, last February, and it grew back. Today we went to a protest. I don’t really want to talk about it, but I will say there were four of us. It’s good to stand for something even… Read More »
What have you been up to lately? Yesterday we went to a vegetarian society potluck, where we brought solar cooked rice & lentils. I think they turned out unusually mushy, but the flavor was okay. Last night I dreamt I cut my hair. I think I might do that. It’s driving me nuts again, maybe… Read More »
Mental health distro Fluxxii is now stocking four issues of functionally ill. http://fluxxii.com/shop/functionally-ill-11/
Did I already show you this picture of the statue my parents gave me years ago which Ming and I put in our garden? At first I thought it didn’t belong, but that only lasted about five minutes. Let me know if you know any information about it. What culture does this type of statue… Read More »
Here is a picture of a super-cool quadruple drinking fountain. Here are the glitter bricks of Voodoo Donuts. Here are our donuts! Note mine, the cock and balls, next to Ming’s apple fritter. The donut box. I like the electric seal. Here are the beautiful courtyard massage stones at the Chinese Garden. Here is… Read More »
Some trip highlights… * visiting the Chinese Garden, where we ate special little cookies made of cookie dust, ate exquisitely flavored watermelon seeds, ate horse seeds–we also massaged our feet on courtyard stones, saw bat tiles, and looked at lotuses * visiting the Japanese Garden–both cost $9.50–where there are a lot of stairs and our… Read More »
We are home safe from Portland Zine Symposium 2012! I hope to blog about our trip tomorrow.
I should have taken pictures of the things we drew in chalk on the street at National Night Out. We walked to Broadway Soul Food, a restaurant.com gift certificate in my list pocket, but it’s closed Tuesdays. So we were thinking about going to Gunther’s, but we happened upon a block party. I met some… Read More »
me: I like your star. Ming: Fish. me: I like your starfish.