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People with an idea. Writers, performers, singers, People who don't remember where they parked, but know that they drove the Mustang today. I want to meet people that are thought of as funny by their friends. SNL fans. Joke and story tellers. People who cut a sock in half to play dress up time for kitty! Do you know All the words to all the songs on your favorite album? People who walk to the store. People who pick things up off the ground and keep them because it could work as "art". I want to meet the one's whose families think they ought to write a book or be in show biz. Do you dream when you nap? Me too even better some times. To hell with rock stars and actors ....I want to meet you.
I never get tired of people that stay up late and have interesting theories about the universe. Since the theory of Christianity is as provable as the theory of Aliens visiting us why not have both. Mix it up. And what about Rabbits? Do they dress up as people and worship a Rabbit Christ every spring. Is there a Kitty Christ? Can you see a cat up on the cross? Sad little look on his face...Meow! Meowmeow...meeeow? That's kitty for "Father why have you forsaken me. Someone draw that please. I would howl! Little crosses only say four feet off the ground....kitties with there paws spread open ala DaVinci's Man. Little crown of thorns......
I want to meet Kitty Christ!!!
Bring him on. I want to feed him and rub his ears. Maybe put some of that furball medicine on his paw. I Bet he'd like that. Poor Kitty. Misunderstood, rejected by his followers. Asked to fulfill a prophesy when all he wants to do is chase birds. See how religion screws things up.
Pray. Pray for Kitty Christ and draw him please. I'd love to see that.
MUSICAL FAVORITES.... Including but not limited to: Beatles, Sparks, Dylan, John Prine, Belle and Sebastian, Grandaddy, Bill Wild, Jim Dietrick, Tom Henry, Of Montreal, Aimee Mann, Old San Francisco Rock from 1964 to 1970. The Byrds, Tom Waits, Shel Silverstein, Country from 1949 to 1969. George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin, and Cole Porter. Gary Phillips, Press Two for Panic, The Dog Waggers, Shivaree, Regina Spektor, Elvis Costello, Paul Zahl, Dwight Twilley, Nick Lowe, Dave Edmunds, Neil Finn, The Dittybops!, Graham Parker,
Magnolia, Boogie Nights, I heart Huckabees, What the Bleep do we know. Way of a gun, African Queen, Princess Bride, Invasion of the Saucer Men, Fight Club, Hard Days Night, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Widow's Peak, Alien, Harte Polymony,The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, A Little Romance, And Justice for All, Scent of a Woman, Devils Advocate, Al Pacino reads the phone book, Monster Squad, One Crazy Summer, Go, Rivers Edge, Giant, Easy Rider, The Three Faces of Eve, Experiment in Terror, Sudden Fear, Arsenic and Old Lace, It Grows On Trees with (Irene Dunne) and more.I was in one back in about 1970. I was eighteen and it was new years eve. I was dressed entirely in red with a black cape and a black top hat. I was running around this party in the hills of Mill Valley California smoking an enormous hand rolled "jazz" cigarette. I mean it was the size of a flashlight.
Everyone was acting really crazy...it seemed. I kept running out to my car to bring my guitar in and play it and I would open the trunk of my car and my guitar would not be there and I would get really excited and start panicking and the people filming it would say ..."It's OK! It's OK! remember?....you brought the guitar into the house when we got here." And I would say that's fine but why are you filming me?"
One of the filmists actually tried to get me to calm down and stop calling him a Filmist. "We're not Filmists he would say." and I knew that they were not and that's what I'm saying the film was about because a lot of the people involved are not even sure who I was then and I'm not sure who I am now and we are all together...I know....don't say it.
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Good stuff. Old movies, Old T.V. shows. PBS Science stuff.
Robert Heinlein's "Stranger In A Strange Land, Time Enough for Love, Number Of The Beast, and To Sail Beyond the Sunset." Harlen Coben, Some Stephen King, Some Deaver and some Koontz. Michio Kaku's "Hyperspace" and any Alan Watts.
We reward perseverance don't we? Folks who stick with it and get a degree or a certificate of some sort. People who sell door to door. I like people who are frustrated with the sorry state of affairs public decency and manners have fallen into. Door holders, "Excuse me" sayers, people who let you "in" in traffic, people who tip at the drive through or give money to beggars regardless of what the beggar does with the money, People who help animals, caregivers and care takers, teachers, fire and police people thank you. Strangers that wave and say good morning. Parents, theater people, performers really of any type. People who tell you that your zipper is down or you have green stuff in your teeth. Polite people. Also advanced risk takers and assorted outlaw system bypassers.