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an inimitable dichotomy of smartass and trueblue
Re: HOWL 2009
(in Burning Woman)
I have a feeling no one will be resisting arrest by Cadet Sugarlips.
Hell, there'll probably be repeat offenders all over the place.
p.s. Cock & Balls at Voodoo Donuts is my favorite, too!
discussion post on Mon, October 26, 2009 - 5:12 PM
Re: HOWL 2009
(in Burning Woman)
Are you serious, Dillo? That would be fantastic!
discussion post on Mon, October 26, 2009 - 1:06 AM
Re: HOWL 2009
(in Burning Woman)
I would guess the lovely Munky will be rocking the pants off HOWL, too.
discussion post on Mon, October 26, 2009 - 1:05 AM
Re: SECRETS! Conference 2009 The Energy & Harmonics Revolution
(in Burning Man)
""DaVinci Code" style mystery-thriller"
Yep. Nothing screams "credibility" like that phrase.
discussion post on Thu, October 22, 2009 - 7:20 AM
Re: but what about the zebracorn? friend or foe...
(in Burning Man)
CHARLIE! CHAAAAARLIEEEEEE!. God, I love that.
discussion post on Fri, October 16, 2009 - 10:57 PM
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June 27, 2007
The first time I met her, she was sitting on the ground in a cute tiny white outfit with fur trim. She had a dazed look on her face, and I was planning on staring at her boobs for a couple hours when she mysteriously disappeared. Apparently someone had slipped her a mickey in a shot of cinnamon schapps. I tried looking for her, but I kept getting creeped out by the couple hundred drunken assholes following me around in red suits.
Annie is a Hot Vixen of Geekitude and Goddess of Funky Dress. Bow down before her. Its tough to look up her skirt any other way.
She is awesome peoples. Drink vodka with her and Plan Evil Things. She's really good at both.
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July 30, 2005
Yay! I get to be the first to write a testimonial for Anne. She has the best vocabulary with which to talk smack about people. She's the Don Quixote of secondhand travel trailer repair, and the Spoiler of Dogs and All Creatures Loyal. She does not need to wear those glittery, high-heeled Mary Janes, but she does it anyway to scare the crap out wee fey boys.
She's got a great stash of olive oil. Caprese salad, anyone?
She's fast becoming one of my bestest friends and closest allies. That is, if she lets me puke in the Ghetto Camper at least once at BRC 2005.
Last year, I was so stressed out.
I was facing the inevitability of putting down a foster dog, the results of poor planning and the vestiges of some heavy emotional turmoil.
This year, I am fairly ready to go. I've got a day to pack my clothes and a tool kit, but most of the rest of the details have been taken care of. A lovely woman I've gotten to know over the last few months has agreed to house- and dog-sit for me, my house is straightened, my truck has been serviced, my groceries & ...
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Not a bad way to spend an August afternoon.
My mutant vehicle, The Discorpion, is coming along nicely as I get to reverse-engineer a bunch of stuff from last year. I am finished with the tail, almost finished with the claws, have all the requisite lighting ordered and I can probably get to altering the nylon "skin" from last year pretty soon, probs by Wednesday.
GET OFF MY PLAYA!!! I WILL FUCKING STING YOU!!!!!
Unless Elaine has her bullhorn, in which case it will be much louder.
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This morning, I noticed some broken peonies and irises in the street in front of my house. It didn't register too much with me, since I was in a precaffeinated state.
But later, I got to thinking about where they must have come from, and I found some trampled peony and iris plants as well as some tall grasses near the fence between my front and back yard.
Then I remembered... Moose insistently asking to be let out late last night and barking his head off.
Good boy, Moose. Earning you...
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My sister Nina is an art conservator, and recently she had the honor of doing the cleaning and restoration on a Van Gogh the Portland Art Museum has acquired.
OPB did a piece on Oregon Art Beat on her, and it's airing tonight at 8 pm. I'm very proud of her!
**EDIT**
They have the story streaming from their website now: www.opb.org/programs/art...h-Restoration
A couple of incidents in the last 24 hours seem to suggest that two different people that I had been fairly confident appreciated and valued my role in their life... DON'T all that much.
I certainly don't expect that everyone I meet thinks I'm great. But after developing a relationship of years (in one case) and several months (in the other), I had really come to believe their words about how important I was to them.
Am I jumping at shadows? Or seeing the truth? It's so annoying to sift...
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