Jim Bones

These are the coolest cars on the road, cars that cannot be mass-produced on a factory line. That's timeless individual freedom to be expressed.History: A black sheep, Black-Irish orphan from Chatterbox who drinks Mexican, Irish, or Lonestar beer, sippin' tequilas or Canadian whiskey. I'm a cheap date: an hourly beer or a couple of shots, and a social smoker. Also, if something grows naturally out the ground, perhaps folks shouldn't be put in jail for consuming it. Call me crazy... The wait is on for a real sturdy 3/4 upright bass around $1K. The elec. Fender JP bass is good to practice with in the meantime. Currently looking for a literary agent to publish 3 kid's books I'm writing. I'm also transferring some other comic book ideas over to kid's book format to help pad the sale. Hopefully I can stir up enough income from book sales where I can try my hand with writing and making some artwork for extra cash. This day-time job shit needs to go. -Realizing again the wonderful value of forgiving acceptance and good friends! Studying Art history has given me a brief meeting with what creative minds can materialize. I admire the various great movements in art, especially the 20th century. Mark Rothko is a favorite painter because he was able to get such rich results from minimal design, and Robert Williams is also brilliant with his color layering techniques. Started playing bass ('75 Rick, the coolest thing I'd ever had) in 1990. Making music and being around fun, creative musicians & artists really is a "golden life" type of experience. To see that ability genuinely expressed is amazing and vital. I'm just glad to be alive. Born in El Paso and have lived in Abilene, Tx., Shreveport, La., and McComb, Mississippi. All Bible-belty! After visiting family here for years and going to military school in San Marcos for two yrs, I finally moved to Austin in '88. -Seen the different revolutions of Austin's live music venues, the import/export population exchange, and how the city govt. has slowly hollowed out the phrase "Live Music Capitol of the World". The current economy won't make that much of a change in my environment. I like the simple lifestyle of the Dust Bowl/Depression era; Juke Joints, rent parties, minimal cosmetic stuff, etc. Have drinks at home and then go out. Packing a flask and having a kind smokebreak out back is the best! MyGen Profile Generator