Boys and Girls,
I know I have been slow on updating my works, including the ones from -XVI- the ongoing event.
I have too many things going on in my head and its been hard for me to concentrate but I still try. Its like, I am already am living in hell in reality. I don't know if the idea of my event has become real or that my mind has engulfed me and over took my senses...
Things around me seems to mess me up and shut me down. Sometimes I don't even know what I am thinking about or even going through. I have been having memory lost and seems like I am losing my grip on my life...
I really need to find my 66 Sinners and finish this event up. Honestly, now I know why they say, "Be careful what you wish for, you might just get it".....
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Holy Dinosaur!
The ying-yanging squirrels canceled on me last minute today, but luckily there was a haloed pteradon to take their place.
All of that is true.
I took Amy and Jaime to the airport this morning at 5:30 am, and it was sad to see them go. They'll be at the China Pan(ts) dinner party mid August when we're out there, and I'll be in Northampton again soon.
Julie and MJ, however, have already taken their spot in our guest room, and will be here for the next few days.
It's Pride week in MPLS, so we hit the Bedlam Theatre tonight for Queertopia.
Turns out some of my friends had performances in the show, which was pretty awesome.
One of them, Kelly, is a friend from all the way back to my Savannah days, circa 1999.
Speaking of that year, this is happening tomorrow.
Anyway, it's been busy, and I've now been up for 20+ hours.
Goodnight.
All of that is true.
I took Amy and Jaime to the airport this morning at 5:30 am, and it was sad to see them go. They'll be at the China Pan(ts) dinner party mid August when we're out there, and I'll be in Northampton again soon.
Julie and MJ, however, have already taken their spot in our guest room, and will be here for the next few days.
It's Pride week in MPLS, so we hit the Bedlam Theatre tonight for Queertopia.
Turns out some of my friends had performances in the show, which was pretty awesome.
One of them, Kelly, is a friend from all the way back to my Savannah days, circa 1999.
Speaking of that year, this is happening tomorrow.
Anyway, it's been busy, and I've now been up for 20+ hours.
Goodnight.
Full House.
I've only known Amy and Jaime for 7 months now.
I just went back and did the math and surprised the absolute sh*t out of myself.
Well, the Brigg's got upgraded to super duper friendship level just for showing up out here.
I know I've been having a good time.
I hope they have been to, because there's plans for me to do a guest spot out in MA again before the year is up, and I'm hoping Amy doesn't put my bed in the basement.
7 months ago, I did the tattoo on Miss Amy of the bird carrying the book (seen here).
We chatted about books and birds, and houses for birds, and books for houses.
We drank tea and drew pictures.
A couple months later the birdhouses got built.
The antlers just kinda just happened, but otherwise Amy kicked off this whole strange journey.
So, in order to bring it kinda full circle,
Amy got this piece on her other arm,
getting the first ever antlered book-topped birdhouse and finally giving the bird on her right arm a proper place to live.
We didn't get to finish of course, but we got 4.5 hours worth of pain in before we hit a decent stopping point.
This first weekend of summer sure was a scorcher.
It was so hot, I think I forgot how cold it was this winter.
These Midwest extremes are really messing with me.
Monday we stayed in the air conditioning of Identity Tattoo, doing the birdhouse on a faux day off.
Luckily, I hadn't used up all of my sick daysso far this year, so I took today (Tuesday) off as well.
We met up with Rebecca for a 96 degree day of touring Minneapolis.
We hit the mill ruins, the (not so) hidden beach, uptown, downtown, and Dinkytown.
Ate at the Hard Times, AND stopped by some place for spring rolls not too long afterwards.
At the Mill ruins, we saw some VERY dead birds (which were admittedly not very sexy), some tunnels, and this crazy child wooden block graffiti.
I even got a salsa popsicle, which sounded gross, but I had to try it.
It was gross.
One more day with the Brigg's,
but I do have to go into work tomorrow.
And, MJ and Julie arrive tomorrow night.
There will be 6 people plus an evil dog filling this house tomorrow.
I'm not on any kind of vacation, but I'm playing as hard as I can all summer long.
Thanks to everyone who have joined in to play along.
I just went back and did the math and surprised the absolute sh*t out of myself.
Well, the Brigg's got upgraded to super duper friendship level just for showing up out here.
I know I've been having a good time.
I hope they have been to, because there's plans for me to do a guest spot out in MA again before the year is up, and I'm hoping Amy doesn't put my bed in the basement.
7 months ago, I did the tattoo on Miss Amy of the bird carrying the book (seen here).
We chatted about books and birds, and houses for birds, and books for houses.
We drank tea and drew pictures.
A couple months later the birdhouses got built.
The antlers just kinda just happened, but otherwise Amy kicked off this whole strange journey.
So, in order to bring it kinda full circle,
Amy got this piece on her other arm,
getting the first ever antlered book-topped birdhouse and finally giving the bird on her right arm a proper place to live.
We didn't get to finish of course, but we got 4.5 hours worth of pain in before we hit a decent stopping point.
This first weekend of summer sure was a scorcher.
It was so hot, I think I forgot how cold it was this winter.
These Midwest extremes are really messing with me.
Monday we stayed in the air conditioning of Identity Tattoo, doing the birdhouse on a faux day off.
Luckily, I hadn't used up all of my sick daysso far this year, so I took today (Tuesday) off as well.
We met up with Rebecca for a 96 degree day of touring Minneapolis.
We hit the mill ruins, the (not so) hidden beach, uptown, downtown, and Dinkytown.
Ate at the Hard Times, AND stopped by some place for spring rolls not too long afterwards.
At the Mill ruins, we saw some VERY dead birds (which were admittedly not very sexy), some tunnels, and this crazy child wooden block graffiti.
I even got a salsa popsicle, which sounded gross, but I had to try it.
It was gross.
One more day with the Brigg's,
but I do have to go into work tomorrow.
And, MJ and Julie arrive tomorrow night.
There will be 6 people plus an evil dog filling this house tomorrow.
I'm not on any kind of vacation, but I'm playing as hard as I can all summer long.
Thanks to everyone who have joined in to play along.
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