Monthly Archives: January 2016

Did we lose our edge or are we just not feeling the love?

I tried that when I was 16. Painted visions of our place in relation to heaven (white circle [heaven] with tributary-type extended tentacle to us [earth] at its end against midnight blue background.  He touched us with light, so we … Continue reading →

I’ve got an idea for a Hollywood start up. Take one upstart Give him a few dashes of talent Scrub him up and find him some followers Lead a nation. Reference: It’s been tried before: Socrates, Manson, Street Demos But … Continue reading →

Source: Poetry, in real life

Shake ’em up! Let’s make some noise! “Trouble is my business…” Raymond Chandler

Rationale: Assembly-line self-interest. Ford’s Model-T: I don’t want so much to be a part of it anymore. Jimmy Fallon: Then you’ll die! I’ll die first Jimmy. I’ll die first.

[1] Performance Under Pressure™ with Michael Goode When: Four-week workshop 2 – 4 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 11 2 – 4 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 18 2 – 4 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 25 2 – 4 p.m., Thursday, March 3 Where: SAG-AFTRA … Continue reading →

“They go to church. Do you?”

Unlike 16 years ago, more wage-earners are living paycheck to paycheck or welfare check to welfare check is my anecdotally amassed estimate. The stock market is not paying many dividends for most of the population so the spirit of gambling … Continue reading →

Robinson Jeffers was a poet who lived in Big Sur, California in the 20th Century.  He wrote in one of his poems we are influenced by our experience.  He went so far as to say the locales in which Jesus … Continue reading →