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On Thanksgiving Eve I found myself in a North Columbus Bar listening to the band American Dog [described on one website as "the wart on the ass of rock 'n' roll"] perform, among other things, "Sometimes You Eat The Pussy, Sometimes The Pussy Eats You".
Perhaps dragging my friend Rhonda to see Brokeback Mountain wasn't worth the tradeoff.
Day 167 of my Photo-A-Day project.
(Original posting with descriptions and comments can be found here: www.deviantart.com/deviation/39338893/ )
found this great field outside of the hospital where my brother and his fiance had their baby. got all set up... tripod ready, trigger ready.... and then i realized my plate for the tripod was at home. oh kids!!!! come help mommy. yeah. not so much on the steady hand and hold it right where mommy wants it. though viv did a pretty great job. below is the scene as i saw it ;) maybe another day. ;)
ah to be torn towards and torn away. After each time of being close I am pushed toward and pushed away. Wanting to be closer, wanting to run. The dichotomy throbbing, pulsing like the tides. Ripping friction from lonely wanting to celebrating alone. Rhythmic swings - the pattern of life and living. Like his thrusts, deeper, intensity, increasing with my heartbeat, my breathing. Everything in and out - him inside me, the blood in my veins, the air in my lungs, the fear in my heart. From feeling trapped outside myself to feeling trapped inside myself. Constant struggle. Back and forth. Like that slight area (difference) between the sun feeling like a comfortable warm and a sweaty incomfort. The breaking point is so slight, indescernable. Inconsistant veriables can easily swing. hold me. Comfort me. Be with me. Hold on to me.
undated journal entry, circa mid to late 90s
Took a walk around our new neighborhood in the early morning, giving other pedestrians a wide berth (walking dogs in Christmas jammies, pushing strollers, wearing masks.) Being outside almost feels normal except for those small details.
Tai Lee Beef Brisket
15 Electric Road, Tin Hau, HK.
Tel:2806 0683
11am-11pm
MTR to Hin Hau Station, take A2 exit walk along Electric Road.
directions courtesy of
www.flyertalk.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-308723.html
4/5
Taken on 8/24, this special edition…or late edition due to travels…of the FFF features an ale from a Hawaiian based brewery. I know, I know, with the constant threat of volcanoes, high markups due to just about everything needed to be imported, crazy six-legged Elvis loving aliens running wild, and the fact that people greet you by saying “goodbye”; there really isn’t much appeal to actually visit the Islands. Except maybe possibly this week’s shot-3-nights-late feature, from the Kona Brewery, will get me on a plane…read on to find out why.
Located on the Big Island, Kona was started up by a Hawaii loving father/son team. Their fondness of the islands and craft beer is the inspiration behind their brews and pubs. In fact, the bar in one of their pubs is made from a large piece of driftwood which washed ashore.
Hawaiian flavors are kept on the forefront when designing their ales. This is probably why the Fire Rock Pale is not your typical pale ale. One of the 2 launch ales initially released in 1995, its uniqueness will be a surprise leaving you wanting more. The malt bill consists of Pale 2-row (fairly common), Munich (not unheard of), and Honey (whoa! what a great idea!!!) malts. Hop bill contains my favorite hops Galena, as well as the Cascade and Mt. Hood varieties.
The Fire Rock, as far as I have found, is one of 3-4 beers bottled to be distributed to the mainland. They boast over 24 different brews available on tap at their brewpubs. Twenty-four! Thus making them a must visit when I get the opportunity to travel.
the most i usually have on my iPhone is a screen protector noticed that RL's one had a full wrap around skin , decided to give it a go. took it to a master installer nearby (apparently, a bit tricky to apply, cos of the many pieces etc). when i hit the shop, no one else was there and he said it would take about 15 minutes but when i returned there were half a dozen salarymen crowding the store all getting their 3G's done, too.
recently found this crazy demo.
what was also surprising was that i was instructed to not use it for 48 hours, to allow the skin to "set", which was interesting.
Invisible Shield review
KC Shop
298 Hennessy Road
Wan Chai