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My only New Year's Resolution was "to throw more things away." So far, I'm doing all right. This is the crap I cleaned out of my backpack. Note "purple" sandals on the left. Those are my house shoes. Pieces of them occastionally fall off and stay stuck to my feet. I've had them since I was a freshman in college, and I just can't get rid of the darn (scary ass) things.
I made the pears poached in red wine with gorgonzola and toasted walnuts. Next t
I made the pears poached in red wine with gorgonzola and toasted walnuts. Next time I'll skip the red wine. Too sweet.
Jan 22: 2/365
Day two of my New Years resolution, so far so good!
Brian and I were acting like the electricity went out, and so we played cards by candle light. Then we experimented with some photos. Brian is doing a stop motion piece soon to come!
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I made the pears poached in red wine with gorgonzola and toasted walnuts. Next t
I made the pears poached in red wine with gorgonzola and toasted walnuts. Next time I'll skip the red wine. Too sweet.
Moving from an apartment back into your highschool bedroom is a bit cramping. It's also half painted. (The red is from highschool.)
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Sharing my new years resolution - to find all that is magical in life because it too easily gets lost along the way.
(Not the best shot.....the only shot!!)
I'm the bigest sleepyhead on earth! so belive me when i see something comfortable to sleep nothing cant stop me to use it :D
New Year’s resolutions are funny things. They show up once a year like distant relatives you didn’t invite but somehow recognize. They sit down at the table, clear their throat, and ask you who you think you’re going to be this time around. Beginnings or maybe Second Looks. Because resolutions aren’t always about starting from scratch. Sometimes they’re about circling back, like a melody you half-remember from another life.
Most resolutions are built for efficiency. Fewer carbs, more steps, earlier mornings. But some resolutions don’t care about efficiency or looks. Some of them care about meaning. Those are the dangerous ones. Those are the ones that stick around.
My year’s peculiar resolution, and peculiar is usually where the signal comes through clearest, is to study the tarot from top to toe. Not as fortune-telling, not as party decoration, but as a language. A grammar made of images. There was an early flirtation with it back in my teenage years, a first shuffle, a first sense that these cards were asking questions instead of answering them. But then life came in loud. Other things were going on. Other records were spinning. The deck got quiet.
Now it’s back.
And this time I pull out from my bookshelf an old guide. Alejandro Jodorowsky, a man who never met a straight line he didn’t want to bend, steps into the picture. You see, his way of thinking about the tarot doesn’t follow the mainstream road. No predictive shortcuts. No rigid meanings laminated and handed out. For him, the tarot is a living organism, a mirror, a poetic machine. Something to be read with the eyes, the body, the unconscious and not just the handbook.
That changes the resolution entirely. Because at the same time, there’s a master’s thesis in art history on the desk. Images and discourse analysis under examination. Symbols behaving badly across centuries. Phenomena trying to explain something words keep fumbling. On paper, it sounds like too much. A huge resolution. Two demanding paths at once. But I guess history tells us otherwise.
Art history and tarot have been sharing cigarettes in the alley for a long time. They speak in archetypes. They care about posture, color, gesture, silence. The Fool walks into the museum and doesn’t look out of place. Neither does the Magician. Jodorowsky just reminds us that these images aren’t fossils, they’re still breathing.
So maybe this isn’t multitasking. Maybe it’s harmony. Writing about art while studying tarot is like listening to two radio frequencies that suddenly line up. One academic, one intuitive. One footnoted, one whispered. Same questions underneath: How do images think? How do they move us? Why do they survive us?
A New Year’s resolution doesn’t have to be reasonable. It just has to be true. Sometimes it’s enough to say: this is an old door, and I’m ready to open it again without asking it to predict anything. And with Jodorowsky in the passenger seat, there are no guarantees of comfort. Just attention. Just honesty. Just images doing what they’ve always done best, teaching us how to look.
Keep your eyes sharp, your symbols loose, and don’t be surprised if the cards start studying you back.
This years resolution is to discover and try out new recipes-2 a month. You can see this recipe and more on my blog:
PS for a price I'll share my secret meatloaf recipe hahah
It'll cost you one of your recipes!
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“Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we read ours.”
~John Locke~
New Year's Resolution #2: Read more often! I've been reading Anna Karenina since last February, so I decided it was high time I started reading more. I've set a goal to finish that book by the end of January...it's a huge book though! I'm about a quarter of the way through. The other books are some I've wanted to read for a while. I guess I had just forgotten how much I love to read.