Ghost Dog
Ghost Dog by Wes Modes.
“Benzy and I went out on a little motorcycle adventure to break the stir-crazy. We got a sandwich at Masoods and hiked out to enjoy our lunch in the sunshine sitting on an old disused railway bridge over a stream at the bottom of a steep gully. A funny shy dog came to visit us. We were sure it wanted to befriend us but was too bashful. He warmed up to us enough to lick the meat juice at the bottom of our sandwich box. It hung out for a bit looking this way and that. Finally, gathering up his courage, he leapt over us and continuing down the tracks on his own self-guided walk. We realized it didn’t want to make friends with us, and only wanted to cross the bridge.”
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Yeah, we social
Join us in the social realm to, I don’t know, geek out about this shit? Make each other laugh? See the behind-the-scenes sausage making?
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I love the Jesus.
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i hope they are using safe sex procedures and have quarantined together.
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Goodbye 2020
Thinking about 2020 – folk being ready to rip the last page from the calendar and look to 2021 being easier – yes, and… this year has brought challenges and important lessons and potential changes and possibilities too! Ah, so much more I could write about this! A lot has been shaken up that needed to be – and doesn’t mean isn’t hard … in many ways harder and more harm done to carry on as “normal” when things are so far from healthy (serving needs etc) – I feel this at societal and personal level. I’m also thinking about my own patterns and habits that might have made sense at one point but not now… bringing awareness to them and commitment to enacting new choices – that’s also related to how I/we relate to larger systems in this society. Whew! A life long practice! And on many levels, may new growth emerge from the ashes of 2020.
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January’s Soundtrack
Gheorghe Zamfir
Master of the Pan FLute
Greatest Hits
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YES! My sweetie’s favorite number on the pan flute is El Condor Pasa!
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What if the drunk person wanted to go to somebody else’s home? (Asking for a friend.)
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Nothanks Id rather not take responsibility for my actions
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follow your bliss and be patient. and laugh at yourself.
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Lets eat out ladies indeed!
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Goats Are Cute
This is a found poem form I devised myself, though it’s possible someone else devised it earlier–idk. It’s a kind of erasure poem where all the words are contiguous. You look for the thread of a poem within a block of prose and carve it out. I usually do this with physical text & scissors, but this one is from a public domain text I found online and carved out digitally & embellished with mouse-drawn goats.
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2 comments on “Owls Know What’s Up”
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And owls are often at the top of the food chain, so they will mess you up. Give ’em some space, man!
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One of my all-time favorites. At least since I left 8th grade.
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FDA Approves Genetically Engineered Pigs
FDA Approves First-of-its-Kind Intentional Genomic Alteration in Line of Domestic Pigs for Both Human Food, Potential Therapeutic Uses.
Run! Mutant Pigs!!
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Is this….Okja?
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I hear the expression ‘eats like a bird’ — it-it’s really a fals-fals-fals-falsity. Because birds really eat a tremendous lot. But I-I don’t really know anything about birds. My hobby is stuffing things. You know — taxidermy. And I guess I’d rather stuff birds because I hate the look of beasts when they’re stuffed — you know, foxes and chimps. Some people even stuff dogs and cats — but, oh, I can’t do that. I think only birds look well stuffed because — well, because they’re kind of passive to begin with.
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Free Folk Music
This is me playing Solidarity Forever with Utah Phillip’s son Duncan. I am playing Utah’s Guild Guitar. Send me an email and I will send you a free download code for the entire record this recording comes from. RAILROADED
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Death to the old myths!
Feeling the season continue to change – late fall into winter is a great time to reflect and release that which doesn’t nourish us – individually and collectively… and make room for what does.
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I can hardly wait to meet you. Your art is funky-fresh, yo!
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Anatomy of a Water Drop
Good to know when drawing diagrams of droplet spread.
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Not sure if I will ever need to draw a water drop, but I like knowing how to. Thanks!
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Come quietly or there will be… trouble.
“Excuse me, I have to go. Somewhere there is a crime happening.”
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Birds can be harsh.
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Why aren’t more people infuriated by this?
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I’m doing a pretty good job.
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The World Will Be Yours
A collage from a ZINE called EXPLETIVE circa 2001.This is a collage from a zine called EXPLETIVE, circa 2001
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nice
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Accurate art is accurate.
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Zamfir: Master of the Pan Flute
This month’s issue brought to you by Zamfir! Master of the Pan Flute!
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LOVE
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“J A C K I E “
What a nice dog.
I also remember ancient typewriters that lacked the “1” key…