Title: Fall-Apart-Park novella
Date: October 25, 2009 5:00 PM
Category: novella
Tags:
FALL_APART_PARK_
BOOK 1
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The doors -monstrous- creak, crack, crunch, and moan: open.
Step over the threshold and accept this City; cast foot upon this portentous promenade, do come along this caustic causeway . . .
Through the doors . . . A gnarly cinema marquee [...]
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On the Aesthetics of Kingship – A Photo Essay by Jonah
- Palace becomes museum. 35 rooms open to the public, eastern wings still house the living members of the Scindia dynasty, still influential, having weathered, like the Gwalior fort, the waxing and waning of several empires.
Sobering Numbers
13,000 – Approximate number of people who climb Mt. St. Helens each year
8,365 – feet the crater rim rises above sea level
52 – Age of climber Joseph Bohlig when he died after a cornice gave way during a casual photo at the crater rim
68 – Number of times Bohlig previously summited the mountain
Very experienced guy [...]
The Future is a Drug…
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Anything Malega
Throughout the day we reminded ourselves conditions will never be this bad again on our trip, but regretfully sense a calloused “future me” laughing at the naiveté.
Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Around dusk….there is a tangible electricity sparkling thought the crimson. Every child is a little Benji Franklin. I watch an intrepid family construct a hot air balloon from a large plastic trash bag and a can of kerosone. They light that shit, inflate the bat and send it off into the firmament…it makes it to the desert across the ganga before disintegrating. Oh the humanity!
Every day is a holiday, if you celebrate everyone’s birthday!
Grotesque imagery is commonplace in Varanasi, but the grossest thing I’ve seen of yet was a human corpse we came across, stuck in the mud and reeds of the Ganga, chunks of flesh being ripped off and gnawed by a starved, mangey dog.
±Rare Earth Project± Orphancast Number 1
That just happened. Lovely skit by the children of the Katja House, in Lalitpur, Nepal, part of our 2 day video workshop.
For the other 5 videos, visit our youtube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/rareearthproject
Boudha
Never mind this anarcho hodge-podgery free jazz McNature music yoga art jewish and most undefinable god endeavor that I’ve set out to discover the ways of the world by.
Budget Figures
Fall Quarter Tuition: +1,500.00
3-Week Natural Building Internship: [...]