Andy Warhol's Blow Job
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
iAre.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Saturday, May 9, 2009
i am.

I was so inspired watching Will.i.am on Oprah, as he vowed to send 4 high school seniors- who couldnt afford college- to college tuition *fully* paid for.
He says,
and... i don't want to write a song about it...
[i love that, btw]
i want to act on it...
and put my money where my mouth is...
i recently got paid a nice amount of money to dj at a tech convention...
when my manager told me the amount i was getting, all i could do was remember when i was 14 and i asked my mom for 2 turntables and a mixer...
when i was 14 my mom's rent in the projects was 150 dollars a month...
and here i am getting $xxx,000 dollars to dj...
in this economic crisis...
i didn't feel right...
maybe i'm crazy...
or maybe my mama just raised me right...
but i didn't feel right just taking it...
but i ain't stupid...
so i took the money...
but i want to do something smart with the money...
i want to invest the money in america's "real" future...
"the youth"
i want to send a kid to college for 4 years...
and i don't want them to pay me back...
i don't want them to rack up debt...
i don't want their parents or "parent" to stress...
i just want to give them an opportunity to make their dreams come true...
i want to re-define homeland security...
i want to take action...
especially now in a financial crisis...
you don't run for the hills...
you don't leave our future leaders behind...
you don't turn your backs on the youth in the name of "recession"...
you don't...
if anything...
you make personal sacrifices and assist our "tomorrow"...
you usher in a new mind state...
you nurture our future...
you support dreams...
you provide opportunities...
and thank you Oprah for letting me take a bold stand and show the youth "we are here" for them...
thank you mama for my 2 turntables and a mixer when you couldn't even afford it...
look what those 2 turntables did...
it sent 4 strangers to college...
thank you nanny for raising my mama the way you did...
because she raised us with a heart to give...
http://www.iamscholarship.org
Friday, May 8, 2009
i love every interpretation of this song.
This post is ironic to today because i woke up exceptionally early from a very real sad dream. i was actually crying when i opened my eyes.
some dreams are...
iAre.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
my skies arent blue today.
Ever look at something, anything really, and wonder how it came to be? Not something romantic like why is the sky blue? But something real like How did I get to this low point in my relationship? What did I do to deserve this beautiful person loving me? ect. Ya know, the everyday questions one ponders on long enough to decide it doesn't really matter. Only, if thought about long enough- it does. Truth_ is_ decisive.
Can you handle the truth:
The irony of truth is that it, in fact, can always be handled. There is no opinion and/or idea that can be forced upon you so that you believe it. We choose what we believe. Likewise, every opinioin and/or idea can be sculpted and molded and twisted and stretched and all those innovative things [we unknowingly do] to the point of it existing [as we'd like]. Thus a new truth arouses. The settling point is that some us lack innovation in our own thinking. Some us lack hope beyond that which we can see. And some [&by some i mean most] of us like to be told what is and what isnt. We like to be dictated. But the bravehearts- they make a new truth exist if they're not content with what is. They see what isn't and make it so. They find a new way and believe it. &Thats the secret weapon. But its not meant to be used by the faint of hearts. So when a situation arouses to which you've preconceived you cant handle it- you already are. Recognizing something [even in your mind] automatically makes it real- which ambiguously coincides with fears, and goals, and love. But those are rainy day topics-
Today we focus on truth. Truth is what you believe. So today, i say, "my skies are, in fact, not blue."
Its a good place to be, guys.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Sunday, May 3, 2009
five favs..
Ive found, that if he can identify himself with these [what i assume to be simple] qualities- physical appearance HONESTLY does not matter to me. In a 5-part definition, this [see below] is my ideal man:
- Creative- To possess a sense of expression outside that which is asked, expected or common amongst peers (in a way) shows leadership. Its an eloquent, alpha quality that little regards negative feedback. and in turn, renders positivity and passion. Besides, I live to learn something new. Ideally, its what keeps a relationship fresh.
- Wisdom, with a fear of God- Many argue that wisdom comes with age and/or experience and i rebuttal against neither. But I also add that wisdom is learning while aging and while experiencing- not just going through the motions, as many of us do. I absolutely appreciate knowledge but I'd much prefer a man wise enough to know better than a man who is just smart enough to know. &a man wise enough to know better MUST know God! Spirituality &wisdom coincide; i believe.
- Witty- This a is blatant deal-breaker for me. With the first 2, seems i can wade around a while before discovering whether those sides exists or not, but this is an off-the-bat WHAM! either you it or you aint! Being that I'm so sarcastic and enlightened and well-read [not bragging], if he is anything but- there would undeniably be a language barrier. &NO_THING is more frustrating than having to say, "never mind."
- Awareness of self and others- He should be aware of his appearance- caring how he looks &what he wears. Theres no arrogance in studying finer things and having them. Aware of his hygiene- staying healthy and clean [inside &out]. Aware of his emotions- knowing how/what exactly he's feeling etc.. In, turn he should be aware of me- and those things previously mentioned [my appearance, health &hygiene, emotions etc.]. Awareness clears the line of communication and says nothing more than, "I care." Simple, yet so satisfying when executed properly.
- Sensual- I am an over-the-top romantic. Ironically, I'm not into the mushy-gushy cakes and candy-type courting. I dont thrill easily over fancy dates and expensive things. not really. But I melt inside over deep conversations and welcoming sunsets...the sense of touch and the essence of a long stare...the intertwining of fingers...the fog of breath. yea. all that excites my loins. With me, Slow is always best.
See, I'm not being physically or financially bias. I feel like if he encompasses those five qualities the physical &financial part just fall into place effortlessly. &there is no_thing on my list of five that any one man cannot do/be if he chooses. Every quality I mentioned is purposely ambiguous to structure something concrete that is important to me in a relationship. Substance unseen is still substance. But something seen may or may not have any substance at all. &I think thats where we're backwards in finding "Mr./Mrs. Right." We often focus mainly on looks &accolades only to find theres nothing to actually appreciate. Appreciate ambiguity-
Saturday, May 2, 2009
the universal human bond.
- have eaten something off the floor
- have been paged over the intercom in a grocery and/or department store and had to walk shamefully to customer service
- practiced aloud before sending an email, text, IM etc. just so you were sure that every word read exactly how you intended...and made corrections as you read.
- read the return message aloud AFTER already reading it to yourself just to make sure you didn't miss something
- saved that same message to use for later references.
- had unholy thoughts in church
- fabricated a story in your favor, knowing you were wrong; you just needed someone on your side
- been disgusted with your own bodily functions
- wanted to change your name
- embellished on your "likes &dislikes" just to impress someone
- examined your entire naked body in the mirror; &decided something needed to be bigger and/or smaller
- stayed up waaay past your bedtime worrying about something you couldnt control
- felt insufficient, unnecessary, &overlooked
- cried.
- tried. &still didnt understand
- understood perfectly &got mad at yourself because of it
- cared too much
- didn't care too enough
- had good intentions that came across brutally spiteful
- lost, fell short, quit
- regret
- try...
Obviously, the list is endless [feel free to add in comment] but perhaps some light can be shed on our similarities- so that we can focus on what really matters.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
law of attraction.

anywho, if you've been practicing the secret &it hasn't worked for you by now check out this blogger site. she gives the secret to the secret.
SO I GUESS IM ACTUALLY GIVING THE SECRET TO THE SECRET TO THE SECRET- TWICE REMOVED FROM THE SOURCE MAKES 3... WHICH IS A CHARM. TAKE HEED, PERHAPS? lol.
cease opportunity.
God, from Evan Almighty
i sincerely believe few good things come on silver platters in life. But opportunity is endless. cease opportunity.
genius isnt always original.
cruisin' youtube helped me come up with a good point. Sometimes the credit lies in the innovation not the idea. Check out the vid! &this isnt even the best of EclecticAsylumArt on youtube. you'll really be watching all night
become spiritual.
I enjoyed being a part of the campus-wide prayer tonight at TSU. It was definitely something serious! I love seeing people's guards being let down...
I've been around the world &back inside my head lately. Hell, I think I even left this world a few times. But i was able to center my thoughts tonight and detox my mind. feeling good. feeling great. Thank You, Jesus.
Become spiritual. Even if you're not a religious person, so to speak. BECOME A SPIRITUAL BEING! center your self with prayer. Center your mind, body and spirit. It makes for a more bountiful day and a peaceful night.
(pray.until.something.happens)
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
iAre.
ordinary geniuses.
http://KurtWenner.com
very cool site. be sure to click "movies" on the left sidebar
why worry.
Well thank God my laptop is a PC [plug for apples] because during my slow wait I answered my own question. [thinking] I'm a well-read person. &I try to stay current, too. So what- of everything throughout time- has been/is the most illogical of all miracles? Duh!! The birth of Jesus from the virgin Mary.
I almost felt stupid for having to get all the way to Google to jog my memory. Needless to say I didn't even bother to see what results would appear. I mean, thats pretty much it. Theres the inspiration and the positive energy you need. Jesus was born...
have a good day.
After re-reading this post i'm like DUHH! dont forget the only other equally-as-illogical miracle in history- the death &rise of Jesus.
ok.
have a good day.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
iAre.
pray.
The Prayer Of Jabez
Bruce Wilkinson
i pray this prayer almost daily:
God,
- Bless me.
- Enlarge my territory.
- Be with me.
- Protect me from evil.
scrabble.

1. The 7 letters you have to play with. (consider what you already have)
2. How to place your word or add to an existing word to obtain the highest score. (consider how to use what you already have to its most desired potential)
3. Don’t leave openings on the board for other players to score highly. (remain one step ahead of those opposing you)
- ALWAYS CONSIDER YOUR SCORE..
- LEARN AS BEST AS POSSIBLE...
- PLAN AHEAD...
- DON'T FEAR...
- ENJOY THE GAME...
seriously, these were the tips given [explained in greater depth to seem more relevant to the game, of course].
http://www.how2begin.com/hobbies-pastimes/how-to-play-and-win-at-scrabble.html
Monday, April 27, 2009
support your support.
So tonight, to a good number of my friends [the geniuses-in-disguise, the hard-workers, the sweet-natured &those deserving encouragement] i sent a text message that read:
As it goes, my phone isn't all that compatible with mass-texting, so a good many friends did not receive it. Thus, one of the reasons this is now a public service announcement. More specifically i wanted to address the ONE-and-ONLY recipient who thought to question whether it was a mass text or sent solely to them [because apparently that deciphered how seriously the message ought to have been taken] please note: its a mass text that when sent was with YOU in mind. i_support_you. Undoubtedly, you fall into the genius-in-disguise-hard-working-sweet-natured-more-than-deserving-of encouragement- FRIEND category. So i hope you re-read the message that was sent and apply every word. Not because I sent it, or because it matters to whom else it was sent. but because its true for_you. &i so desperately believe that "theres too many things you haven't done yet," so dont stop now, then, or ever.
[see previous blog]
Many The Miles - Sara Bareilles
"i made up my mind when i was a young girl/ ive been given this one world/ and i wont worry it away"
it aint for everybody.
Microscopic Art
by funnytoo
i had to repost this one. a.maz.ing! man, what some people can do.this is stuff to make a hero...
check out: http://thinkcommon.com/blog/
Sunday, April 26, 2009
dream drunk.
All I Really Need to Know I Learned In-Toxicated.
What i Learned:
- Watch dry humor television.
- Say "i love you" without remorse or justification.
- Kiss a good friend.
- Kiss a stranger.
- Do: dance [off beat], sing [out of key] and every other inhibition you would otherwise control.
- Dont: over think a good time.
- Eat bread.
- Tell your friends the harsh truth. They'll forgive you.
- Make sure a good friend is always in hair-holding distance.
- Get rid of whatever is unsettling to your inner-self [throw up].
- Be unaware of how you look.
- Get aware; then don't care.
- Show emotion.
- Laugh when nothing is funny.
- Don't be afraid to fall flat on your face.
- Feel how it feels to not feel anything at all.
- Remind yourself never to feel that way again.
- Fall asleep with nothing on your mind.
- Never listen when they say you cant fly.
- Just jump.
- React slowly.
- Begin your day with a stranger and say, "whats your name again?"
- Forget to remember it all.
As Fulghum states, take any of those items and extrapolate it into sophisticated adult terms and apply it to your family life or your work or your government or your world and it holds true and clear and firm.
basic living.
All I Really Need To KnowI Learned In Kindergarten by Robert Fulghum- an excerpt from the book, All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten
All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten.ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW about how to live and what to do and how to be I learned in kindergarten. Wisdom was not at the top of the graduate-school mountain, but there in the sandpile at Sunday School.
These are the things I learned:
Share everything. Play fair. Don't hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don't take things that aren't yours. Say you're sorry when you hurt somebody. Wash your hands before you eat. Flush. Warm cookies and cold milk are good for you. Live a balanced life - learn some and think someand draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work some every day.
Take a nap every afternoon. When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands, and stick together. Be aware of wonder.Remember the little seed in the styrofoam cup: The roots go down and the plant goes up and nobody really knows how or why, but we are all like that.
Goldfish and hamsters and white mice and even the little seed in the Styrofoam cup - they all die. So do we.
And then remember the Dick-and-Jane books and the first word you learned - the biggestword of all - LOOK. Everything you need to know is in there somewhere. The Golden Rule and love and basic sanitation.Ecology and politics and equality and sane living.
Take any of those items and extrapolate it into sophisticated adult terms and apply it to your family life or your work or your government oryour world and it holds true and clear and firm. Think what a better world it would be if all - the whole world - had cookies and milk about three o'clock every afternoon and then lay down withour blankies for a nap. Or if all governments had a basic policy to always put thing back where they found them and to clean up their own mess. And it is still true, no matter how old youare - when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together.
light + focus.
Often times I strive to be the knife. I envy those who are seemingly destined for his/her craft- those who wore the shoes before they could walk, so to speak. And I spend time imitating what they do so that, perhaps, I too can have the same experience. But sometimes I get so lost in the idea of fulfilling someone else's destiny I forget to consider that maybe I was meant do more than the knife. To be more than a knife. You have to be enlightened on what it is you can do. That "thing" about you that makes the world go 'round. and focus on that. just that!
shoutsout to Bishop Walker for the enlightment.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
be right back (but only for a visit).
I dont like where im at. i keep telling myself that im not satisfied attending this mediocre-college &doing mediocre things. I've said it so much that now I've convinced myself I_Gotta_get _out! ¬hing is wrong with that. At least i dont think so- Only! when I get frustrated i run home! I attend school 2 hours up the road so naturally I come back every weekend- at least! Instead of exploring other options, i just go home.
Lesson: If you can help it, never put yourself in a place of discomfort, especially if there wont ever be resolution. In other words dont fight a battle you never intended on winning. Thats just wasted energy. However, that doesnt make it ok to retreat to where you feel safest. Find a fight worth FIGHTING! Its too easy to settle in safety. I want more &I have every intention of going to get it. So im going now...
good morning.
Its good to start any new thing with the same attitude you'd hope to end with. With that, begin with a sense of completion in mind. When your means are in order your methods follow suit. Its only natural.