Sunday, October 05, 2008

Sitting in a cab

The nuit is done. Liberty village was amazing. Just about every piece was great.

Stupid Dandyberry

How many times can you hear the word 'vagina' oscillated, ampilified and modified?

Things after they have been smashed!

Found on Yoko's tree

Instruction #3

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Instruction #2

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Streetcar to zone C

A wee drop of the dark and dirty, clandestine like, coupled with doritos.

Small things found ...

South of Adelaide
Near Victoria

R U Part of the Art: Instruction #1

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Drink time

We made it to the Imperial before last call.

This is the middle of the line at the stupid supermarket on Gould.

Saturday, October 04, 2008

We met friends...

Just before the zombies arrived.

Conversation #2

This was pretty insane. A huge free standing structure of old books made without any glue!

Sound forest

Couldn't see the forest through the trees. Queen's Park is a bit of a bust.

ROM info tent

Deja. Presque. Jamais.

30 stairs and 10 minutes I will never get back.

Bloor at St. George

Irony is everywhere, especially on the street.

Nuit Blanche 2008

It has been awhile, but just like last year I plan to moblog the night from my phone.

Monday, May 19, 2008

And he wonders is he safe from the cold...

It comes in waves. Wafting up at a frightening pace. Often pushed to the back recesses of memory, but never ever forgotten. Like a smell or a touch, once duplicated, always bringing back the same emotion.

Back straight, chest puffed out; ideas of what was meant to be cascading through your mind. A wry, yet uncomplicated smile crosses your face. Thoughts of elsewhere and elsewhen tromping through your brain like circus elephants on parade. Trumpets sound, but only to you. The true son, or so you think, is ready.

Ready, and willing to follow the call home.

And that is what it is, a call.

An unheard whistle like dogs can hear, grinding into the back of your brain, burrowing into the soft tissue, accumulating until you are overwhelmed by a need to be somehwere else. Somewhere particular and known, populated by those that you know so well. So well, that you dream of them when you least expect it.

This is the call home.

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

scraped knees
fractured my right fibula
screamed profanities at friends
got angry and yelled at strangers
sprained ligaments on my left hand
forcibly removed my left big toe nail
sweat and bled and played volleyball