open book

if you really must know..

lunasi — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:11:10 GMT

1. Can you cook? a warm kitchen is one of my favorite places to be.. yes 2. What was your dream growing up? that i was really adopted and a long lost princess and my true parents lived in a castle somewhere warm and beautiful.. 3. What talent do you wish you had? playing jazz piano, teleportation.. 4. Favorite place? the Isle of Sardinia 5. Favorite vegetable? asparagus 6. What was the last book you read? Dora The Explorer 7. What zodiac sign are u? Scorpio 8. Any Tattoos and/or Piercings? yes 9. Worst habit? thinking 10. Do we know each other off line? yes 11. What is your favorite sport? tongue wrestling 12. Negative or Optimistic attitude? optimistic, with attitude. 13. What would you do if you were stuck in an elevator with me? lie down and breathe very shallow. 14. Worst thing to ever happen to you? forgetting who i really am. 15. Tell me one weird fact about you: i laugh uncontrollably when people fall down.. i know, it's horrible, but i really can't stop it.. it's like tourrettes or something! 16. Do u have any pets? nope. 17. Do u know how to do the macerana? the what? 18. What time is it where u are now? 1:02 pm 19. Do you think clowns are cute or scary? clowns are all kineza, silly!! 20. If you could change one thing about how you look, what would it be??? my teeth. 21. Would you be my crime partner or my conscience? partner. 22. What color eyes do you have? dark brown 23. Ever been arrested? No. 24. What is your favorite drink? mojito 25. If you won $10,000 dollars today, what would you do with it? go to thailand to get my teeth fixed and learn thai massage 26. What kind of bubble gum do you prefer to chew? bubble-mint 27. What 's your favorite place to hang at? bed. 28. Do you believe in ghosts? yes. 29. Favorite thing to do in your spare time? breathe. 30. Do you swear a lot? does Bush lie alot? 31. Biggest pet peeve? ignorance. 32. In one word, how would you describe yourself? changeling. ** i guess you're supposed to answer these questions for yourself now if it pleases you to so.. i'm going to post this before i change my mind again.. ta ta

gratitude..

lunasi — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 20:50:44 GMT

i give thanks for everything, i have no complaints whatsoever.. dammit.

"Revolution's No Rat Race"

lunasi — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 23:06:43 GMT

"Revolution is a mindset, a way of approaching the world. It's much more than the products of our work.. we have to do the work of destroying and creating within a context that helps us feel fulfilled and happy now instead of exhausted and burnt. The war we're waging on the outside also has a front within our own hearts and minds.. rooting out oppressive programming, deciphering and responding to our own needs. We can't "get it all done," because revolution won't ever be finished. Nature, and therefore humanity, and therefore the system of states and hierarchy, has been changing since the beginning of time.. We are here now, and we have to actualize revolution now. We have to manage the change, exploiting the cracks in the state apparatus as it settles, ages, and falls apart, while strengthening our own lives and relationships against the unfriendly decay of burnout and self-destruction. Ultimately, our relationships with other people are the framework of a new world built of hope, trust, and love. This is our strongest revolutionary tool." ~excerpt from slingshot 2005 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Revolution also begins with R! (*some really simple suggestions from circleoflifefoundation.org*) REDUCE - Curb Your Consumption ~Differentiate between needs and desires! ~buy/use less disposable/harmful to environment products. if we don't buy it, they won't make it ~if we buy earthfriendly, folks may make more, thus reducing cost. ~don't buy bottled water.. use a filter, or order from a service that reuses their jugs. ~don't always buy cheap.. go for quality, it will ultimately last longer so you don't buy more right away Put your money where yo mouth is! shop locally. REUSE- ~Carry your own mug EVERYWHERE (coffee shop, movies, etc.).. no more take out cups! ~Save jars, yogurt containers, etc. for leftovers, tupperware, even bring to restaurants for take-out foods. ~use cloth for cleaning (old t-shirts?) No paper towels. Carry a cloth napkin with you to restaurants. Classy! ~reuse paper notes, write on both sides, cut big ones up for small ones, use it for packing.. or best yet, use a chalkboard instead. FACT: Americans throw away enough office paper each year to create a wall 12 feet high reaching from LA to NYC!!! ~Donate your old doodads. yep, one guy's trash is another gal's treasure! ~Get your furnishings & clothes second hand.. swap with friends, shop thrift, make new things from old parts.. ~use rechargable batteries.. ~recycle dead auto batteries at local auto shop ~bring your own shopping bags, even veggie bags.. and buy bulk (no packaging) ~use cloth diapers **Americans throw away enough disposable diapers each year to stretch from the moon and back at least 7 times.. (where does it all go???) ~Compost - you can do this in here in the city too.. they'll give you a green bucket for your kitchen, and you dump it in the big green yard waste bin if you don't have a garden.. RECYCLE- ~Paper : recycled paper can cut our waste by 1/3 and uses less energy to produce. *every ton of recycled paper saves almost 400 gallons of oil! ~Aluminum and Steel cans- when you recycle them, it makes 95% less air pollution than making cans from scratch ~Glass Jars and Bottles ~Plastics - these take hundreds or thousands of years to decompose.. made from gas and petroleum mostly. Production creates pollution and toxic chemicals.. *there are some plastics made from plant matter WALK THE WALK (restless? Take a litter walk.)

tut tut..

lunasi — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 05:50:48 GMT

When the storm remains distant We are heroes of complacency Puffed chest and swollen pride We hate ourselves in ways Only the deepest love could recognize When the storm remains distant There is no such thing as us There is only dollar and dynamite Gunpowder and fiery God The churches are filled with women and children The men pray only in case of emergency We worship a foreign truth And only death will stamp our passport When the storm remains distant There is no afterlife Most die unborn Most live unloved Disappointment takes on new names and costumes The future is stillborn and disfigured The womb becomes an airtight safe Darkness swallows darkness When the storm remains distant Nothing is as is Songs are opiates Sleep is the burial ground of dreams Happiness is a lie Sex is where love is not When the storm remains distant We are unreminded and dare to forget School is a fashion show Violence is comfort food Family is nothing And nothing is real When the storm remains distant Niggas are free to be Niggas Niggers, Black, you name it Anything but one thing Everything but nothing Even with a shitload of platinum Wrapped around his neck Like a southern tree gone petrified Screw face pearly gate-mouth Tangled nectar of the stars When the storm remains distant Stars are retired drug dealers nicknamed God Rapists with pretty voices And anyone but anyone who shines When the storm remains distant The sun is flawless in its magnitude The heavens reflect breath of angels The people bask in themselves The storm is forgotten When the storm is forgotten The waters, ‘though they rise, Fail to threaten The people march backwards from ashes to ashen, Whiplash, car crash, Cash Money, Some Niggas eat diamonds for breakfast Pursue cheap labor, Enslave God When the storm is forgotten Poets are meteorologists Behold, the farmers almanac The sheep wake up and congregate The litany begins When the storm is forgotten The struggle ends May the storm never be forgotten. ~Saul Williams

..ebb

lunasi — Thu, 07 Jul 2005 20:55:40 GMT

sometimes.. i catch myself waiting for beginning.. hidden treasures tucked in all my pockets.. a museum of ungiven gifts.. pregnant potential.. lingering, listless on the lip of my last drawn breath..

peeling the layers of this sweet onion

lunasi — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:28:25 GMT

for anyone else who seems to be entering a period of solitude, surrender and growth... this was just sent to me by a wise sister and it (((resonates))) so here i am, telling it on the mountain... "...love your solitude and bear with sweet-sounding lamentation the suffering it causes you. For those who are near you are far, you say, and that shows it is beginning to grow wide about you. And when what is near you is far, then your distance is already among the stars and very large; rejoice in your growth, in which you naturally can take no one with you, and be kind to those who remain behind, and be sure and calm before them and do not torment them with your doubts and do not frighten them with Your confidence or joy, which they could not understand. Seek yourself some sort of simple and loyal community with them, which need not necessarily change as you yourself become different and again different..." Letters to a Young Poet - Rainier Maria Rilke