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Wilhelm Gustloff
It's been a long time since I had a historic ship photo. The sinking of this ship was the greatest maritime tragedy ever. She was evacuating Germans from the advancing Russian armies from Gotenhafen on Jan. 30, 1945. She was torpedoed by the Russian sub S-13 with the loss of 9,000-10,000 lives.
Aaron 'Snake' Jones, Brent Scheneman and James True warm their-selves around a campfire overlooking the Nolichucky River in Tennessee, the site where the Man from Katuah project was launched on November 29, 2019.
Photography: www.krisfulk.com
Model: Mari Littlefield
Hair: Ali Lanning
Make-up: Ariell Ash
Styling: Kris Fulk
Copyright Kris Fulk 2013
Despite the ending of the award winning The Adventure of the Lonely Space Vixen Haven Foster's life is far from slowing down.
This fall, on MajorTV, Haven opens up the doors to not only her home but her life to all those willing to watch.
This is the True Haven
Ernesto Tomasini (artiste extraordinaire) singing on his concert/conference in Torino (www.ernestotomasini.com)
The true colour of life is the colour of the body, the colour of the covered red, the implicit and not explicit red of the living heart and the pulses. It is the modest colour of the unpublished blood.
Yes, it's true. Whenever I haven't taken a picture all day, I'm stuck taking one of our dog. But what a stroke of luck that she's so damn photogenic! She takes after her mother, that way...
This was another one of those quiet Saturdays... I didn't mention that yesterday I went to the gym (I was too busy talking about Obama). That's twice in three days! Action! Maybe the hypnosis *is* working!
Anyway, today I had a brainstorm/notes session with Dan on LIR, and Julie and I waited for Jeremy to become a dad. I got updates via text. Like this.
3cm.
5cm. Probably not until tonight. Only halfway there.
9cm!
And finally...
Finn 5lbs 7
Sawyer 5lbs 4
Hooray! (And at last the mystery of the names is solved!)
So tomorrow we'll probably visit NYU Medical.
Jules and I had dinner at Nonna, and Julie had PASTA. I know, it must be a blue moon under the cloud cover! Anyway, it was nice. We watched an In Treatment, she went to bed, and I've been intermittently working on the presentation and watching a rerun of the William Shatner Roast on Comedy Central. You know, they don't censor anything at this hour. Since when did that start happening on Basic Cable? How awesome!
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