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About Me

i paint. a. lot. ____________________________________________________________ __ The only artist who has influenced my own work directly:___________________________________________________ ___________ My blog. www.stephaniesbrains.blogspot.com ____________________________________________________________ __ i love red shoes and have many pairs in assorted styles. i usually dont care if they dont match my outfit._____________________________________________________ _________'I hope you're not too late, sir.'..........'Son, never in the history of motion pictures has the US Cavalry ever been late.'______________________________________________________ ________

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My Interests

destroying my enemies, seeing them flee before me and hearing the lamentations of the women.

Music:

wait a minute... this sounds like rock and/or roll

Books:

'winesburg, ohio' by sherwood anderson is the greatest book ever. you need to read it right now. also, i acquired a copy of 'dark laughter' by anderson for a friend for his birthday. being that it is a very rare book, i took the liberty of reading it myself before giving it to him. he didn't mind. it was so fantastic that when i was marathon reading to the end, i think my jaw was hanging slack and i was wide eyed. i dont really know since i was so engrossed. i abso loved 'no one belongs here more than you' by miranda july. shes so fantastic!!! zen and buddhist wisdom, 'confessions of georgia nicholson', art history books, edward gorey, usagi yojimbo, the ending of 'the stranger' by albert camus was like getting punched in the face, veggie cookbooks, edgar allan poe, 'musashi' by eiji yoshikawa is one of my all time favorites, ive read it several times and will re-read it over and over for the rest of my life. 'out of africa' by isak dinesen has the most lovely- almost dreamy- prose, james joyce, 'sin city', 'mans search for meaning', 'congo' by michael crichton was very enjoyable and engaging. 'pillars of the earth' by ken follett, 'for whom the bells tolls' by hemingway actually made me tear up- not cry, but there were real tears in my eyes. i didnt let them escape. j.d. salinger (esp. 'franny and zooey'), i love hercule poirot. hes so charming! kurt vonnegut, artists biographies/journals, chuck palahnik is odd and macabre, 'the shroud of the thwacker' made me laugh out loud, 'one flew over the cuckoo's nest' is fantastic and i love it. architecture and interior design books, 'the gun seller' by hugh laurie is so effing good- go read it right now, guides on living green in contemporary american consumer society, 'the bedside book of birds: an avian miscellany' by graeme gibson, studies on contemporary art.. scary go round!!!... brilliant!a new favorite!!!

Heroes:

musashi.. and george willard.

My Blog

I dont blog here anymore.

I'm only posting to my blogger site now, and have several new ones up over there. http://www.stephaniesbrains.blogspot.com/ Enjoy! xo ...
Posted by stephanie on Wed, 11 Apr 2007 08:27:00 PST

small changes, big differences

ive been writing a lot lately about my personal struggles, so i thought id try to lighten up a bit. [after this first paragraph.] after a conversation with my sister in which she explained to me how s...
Posted by stephanie on Wed, 03 Jan 2007 09:48:00 PST

the genius of chris elliot. who knew?

a relatively unknown and talentless actor by the name of chris elliot has recently penned a tome of enormous literary importance entitled 'the shroud of the thwacker'. this moving and thril...
Posted by stephanie on Thu, 21 Dec 2006 07:03:00 PST

in bed, intoxicated

i collapsed into bed last night completely bombed. thanks, sis.i wrote this as i was passing out, listening to patty griffin. so this is a mix of what was drunkenly tumbling around in my brain an...
Posted by stephanie on Fri, 08 Dec 2006 06:23:00 PST

i dont make new years resolutions

i don't believe in New Year's Resolutions. i think if you want to change your life you should just do so, whenever the occasion arises. also, when you get back from summer or winter break in...
Posted by stephanie on Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:45:00 PST

its like that sometimes

there is a ten minute period of mild turmoil every morning while i decide what to wear to work. no one in my office would notice if i wore the same blazer twice in one week. i always add something qui...
Posted by stephanie on Tue, 24 Oct 2006 12:42:00 PST

on human interaction again

holding on tight, getting closer and closer until you almost cant breathe but dont care. the mixed sounds of breathing and heartbeats, the smell of his skin, his hair, his shirt.. bring...
Posted by stephanie on Wed, 18 Oct 2006 10:15:00 PST

les macaronis saints je vais à Paris

'holy macaroni i am going to Paris.' im off to london in a little over two weeks and then 'popping' over to Paris for three days mid-week. im so getting a cheesy photo of myself in fron...
Posted by stephanie on Fri, 13 Oct 2006 10:09:00 PST

on human interaction

being that with my latest artistic endeavor im trying to convey a sense of frustration at the state of things, more specifically, the human condition, this idea has been at the forefront of my mi...
Posted by stephanie on Thu, 31 Aug 2006 11:17:00 PST

lawrence of arabia

i decided to watch the enormous cinematic accomplishment 'lawrence of arabia'. i picked up the dvd a couple days ago, and had to make sure i had the time to devote.. i knew it was wicked long. so i st...
Posted by stephanie on Fri, 05 May 2006 06:43:00 PST