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thanks SophieG* for the texture
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explored # 83 2009 06 19
..by Gu Wenda, a permanent collection of San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1999.
Media: human hair, glue, and rope.
Size: 75 feet high x 34 feet in diameter (about 23 Meters x 10 meters)
Created with JWildfire - Based on Buzzite Trippyswirl script created by Brad Stefanov:
JWildfire is available free of charge at www.jwildfire.org
Brad's script is available at www.jwfsanctuary.club/download/buzzite-trippyswirl/
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this photo was featured as the album cover of The Script's new single "Rain"
It's a nice song too:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkM5Y5biKjA
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Bought this game in a donation store or at a yard sale years ago and I’m not sure how old it is! It looks like it might have been a blend of boggle (cubes) and scrabble (point value). The the cards are missing (if there were any), as are the detailed instructions. The description on the bottom of the box is in 6 different languages..... just found the copyright .... 1979!! Will take a picture of the bottom of the box in a bit....
hmm, I wonder if the point values match up with Scrabble?
ANSH scavenger11 cubes
And I’m done with the scavenger items, although I may add some extra pictures to my album. And I’m done a week early!!
It was a great thrill today to be introduced to two famous ladies: Calpernia Addams and Bianca Leigh.
Trans Scripts is a show taking place at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (among thousands of others). It tells of the true-life struggles and triumphs of six transgender women, so it seemed essential for me to see it. This picture is a selfie taken as we settled into the auditorium and just before I switched off my phone.
After the show I went down to the bar, where a man started a conversation with me about the play. He turned out to be the writer/producer Paul Lucas and gave me his card. At this moment one of the cast arrived - none other than Calpernia Addams! Paul introduced us and we continued talking about our reactions to the piece. Then Calpernia, seeing his card in my hand, asked if I was an actress. Hesitantly I admitted that I was trans too, at which Calpernia seemed surprised.
Paul had to move on, but he took me to another cast member, Bianca Leigh, whom you might remember as Mary Ellen in the film TransAmerica. We talked about the show, its relevance to my own experience, its development and the trans scene in Scotland. Calpernia remarked that on her first visit to Scotland she heard that everyone went South to London, but now girls seem to be staying here. Bianca asked how long ago I transitioned and my reply that I had not led to a long discussion about how far one could or should go.
After half an hour I had to leave, thinking I had taken enough of their time, but I walked back across town with a new bounce in my step because I had chatted with two such famous names.
Trans Scripts is honest, intelligent, witty and relevant, with various echoes of my own past and perhaps future. If you can come to Edinburgh this month, see it! If it tours to your city, get a ticket! www.transscripts.org