Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays seem to be the best days for openings. I try to go to at least one opening a week.
Mostly automatic stream of consciousness...the kind of writing I learned from an excercise in my 8th grade english class in which we kept our pens moving for five minutes with out pausing...examining life...the state of the world...getting by on a tight budget...persuing interests in architecture, art, economics and trying to cobble out a life worth living.
mardi, décembre 25, 2012
School of the Future, Saint Columbia
Steve and Fred Weber (who I met at the raw vegan potluck) invited me to their church at School of the Future. Later it moved to St. Columbia on the Westside.
Labels:
Saint Columbia,
School of the Future
Pays/territoire :
Long Island City Queens
lundi, décembre 24, 2012
Times Up, Webers, Schnieder and ASL
In February, Times Up: An Environmental Organization hosted a Valentine fundraiser I volunteered to help with. On the 14th, on my way to Housing Court, ASL called and said Michael had said that he did not want me in his class. They said that he said I was dangerous.
2012, 301, 215, 23rd, and 24K
January 2012 I was living on the west side. I went to a film festival at Columbia. One of the films was about animal rights and being vegan. That Sunday, Joe from Redeemer invited me to a Raw Vegan Potluck dinner.
Labels:
Central Park,
Chelsea,
Columbia,
Film,
Raw vegan
Pays/territoire :
Long Island City Queens
mardi, juin 05, 2012
Oh What A Night...
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ok...2012...almost half way...sitting here at the library...something seems to be up. Some kind of renovation or shift...many of the books are gone.
Myself...I have been doing good. I may soon have positive cash flow. I love where I live. I have been hanging out with Christians, thinking about 1963...becoming purple, obsequious (sp?) and clairvoyant. Loving my iPhone....and attempting to look at and write about art...mostly so far just looking.
Last week I was at PS1, looking at the Brooklyn Rail. There was an article about Abbie Hoffman with a photo of a young (30's-ish?) Hoffman who looked much like Michael from ASL-so much so, that I started to wonder if he was Michael from ASL. Strangely enough, Stephen Weber said the guest speaker at his church that night was named Michael Pellettieri. The pictures of the older Hoffman don't look like Michael at all. I e-mailed Mitch to see if he was still wanting to work on a film about Hoffman. He wrote back right away and said it was a graphic novel, but yes he was.
Last Thursday, Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness and Housing held an all night vigil/rally/press conference at City Hall. After meeting Stephen's Michael (who wasn't the same Michael, but sounded like a famous radio personality) I walked down to Union Square sat for a minute with the chess players then walked with a guy named (Fernando?), who happened to look like a shorter, darker Marc Greenberg down to City Hall. We arrived around midnight. The Park was closed. Maybe ten (demonstrators?) were camped out in front. Marc Greenberg among them.
So now this week I am thinking about Hoffman, Homelessness and Housing, 1963, heat (and the absence there of).
ok...2012...almost half way...sitting here at the library...something seems to be up. Some kind of renovation or shift...many of the books are gone.
Myself...I have been doing good. I may soon have positive cash flow. I love where I live. I have been hanging out with Christians, thinking about 1963...becoming purple, obsequious (sp?) and clairvoyant. Loving my iPhone....and attempting to look at and write about art...mostly so far just looking.
Last week I was at PS1, looking at the Brooklyn Rail. There was an article about Abbie Hoffman with a photo of a young (30's-ish?) Hoffman who looked much like Michael from ASL-so much so, that I started to wonder if he was Michael from ASL. Strangely enough, Stephen Weber said the guest speaker at his church that night was named Michael Pellettieri. The pictures of the older Hoffman don't look like Michael at all. I e-mailed Mitch to see if he was still wanting to work on a film about Hoffman. He wrote back right away and said it was a graphic novel, but yes he was.
Last Thursday, Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness and Housing held an all night vigil/rally/press conference at City Hall. After meeting Stephen's Michael (who wasn't the same Michael, but sounded like a famous radio personality) I walked down to Union Square sat for a minute with the chess players then walked with a guy named (Fernando?), who happened to look like a shorter, darker Marc Greenberg down to City Hall. We arrived around midnight. The Park was closed. Maybe ten (demonstrators?) were camped out in front. Marc Greenberg among them.
So now this week I am thinking about Hoffman, Homelessness and Housing, 1963, heat (and the absence there of).
vendredi, février 17, 2012
mardi, janvier 03, 2012
Postcard Project 2012
Happy New Year!
Sending out 146 cards (12x12+two extras not shown) to wish you a happy new year. May 2012 bring peace, love and unbeforebeknownst happiness.
Sending out 146 cards (12x12+two extras not shown) to wish you a happy new year. May 2012 bring peace, love and unbeforebeknownst happiness.
Also want to mention two new blogs for the new year:
And
lundi, décembre 19, 2011
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OK...Here I am at ASL thinking about films I have seen this year.
I saw a few on video at 545:
Social Network (not to be confused with Network)
Symbopsychosocioplasm (or something to that effect)
If
I saw quite a few when I was homeless in August:
Crazy Stupid
The Future
The Help
Columbiana
30 Minutes or Less
Horrible Bosses
And then recently:
My Week
The Skin
OK...Here I am at ASL thinking about films I have seen this year.
I saw a few on video at 545:
Social Network (not to be confused with Network)
Symbopsychosocioplasm (or something to that effect)
If
I saw quite a few when I was homeless in August:
Crazy Stupid
The Future
The Help
Columbiana
30 Minutes or Less
Horrible Bosses
And then recently:
My Week
The Skin
samedi, décembre 10, 2011
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I rode up to Albany this week with the West Side Neighborhood Alliance to Occupy Albany. Good to see some of the folks from the tenant's rights movement that I recognized from MetCouncil and Housing Is A Right.
vendredi, septembre 16, 2011
Summer, shelter, stays and storms
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Mid-September and it's getting cold...On August 24th a city Marshall came to my door and informed me I would have to leave the apartment, but my stuff would be held there for 30 days. At the appeals court, someone suggested asking for a stay of the re-letting of the apartment. After two weeks of staying up all night watching movies, riding trains and sitting in diners...I found my way to a women's shelter in the Bronx with help from and thanks to Kristen from Scott Stinger's Office. The shelter is a city intake center and run by the Salvation Army. It's in an old Armory. The people there are mostly nice. However, my case-worker there, Ms. Tavaris, hasn't been very helpful. I have a very limited time to get help with the stay. Otherwise, I will have to move my things to a storage place.
A friend of a friend from 4th U has a lead on an apartment that might work out. Still looking for good roommates to share housing either at 545 or somewhere else. Still feeling righteous about fighting the negligent, harassing, over-charging owners of the 545 W 146th Street. HPD is taking them to court...so that is an optimistic sign. Next court date, September 22...11th floor....111 Center Street.
Mid-September and it's getting cold...On August 24th a city Marshall came to my door and informed me I would have to leave the apartment, but my stuff would be held there for 30 days. At the appeals court, someone suggested asking for a stay of the re-letting of the apartment. After two weeks of staying up all night watching movies, riding trains and sitting in diners...I found my way to a women's shelter in the Bronx with help from and thanks to Kristen from Scott Stinger's Office. The shelter is a city intake center and run by the Salvation Army. It's in an old Armory. The people there are mostly nice. However, my case-worker there, Ms. Tavaris, hasn't been very helpful. I have a very limited time to get help with the stay. Otherwise, I will have to move my things to a storage place.
A friend of a friend from 4th U has a lead on an apartment that might work out. Still looking for good roommates to share housing either at 545 or somewhere else. Still feeling righteous about fighting the negligent, harassing, over-charging owners of the 545 W 146th Street. HPD is taking them to court...so that is an optimistic sign. Next court date, September 22...11th floor....111 Center Street.
mardi, mai 10, 2011
the sky is falling
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I am feeling alternately good and awful as I am still trying to get over this very bad cold that has moved from my throat to my sinus to my chest then back to my sinus while still kind of hanging out in my chest. Then kind of causing some sort of flu like thing in my head. THis while I am very close to being evicted and needing to take the train downtown to see about making an appeal to Judge Halprin's Marrch 7th Decision that I owe my negligent LL $73, 000.
Oh and the kitchen ceiling collapsed. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
I am feeling alternately good and awful as I am still trying to get over this very bad cold that has moved from my throat to my sinus to my chest then back to my sinus while still kind of hanging out in my chest. Then kind of causing some sort of flu like thing in my head. THis while I am very close to being evicted and needing to take the train downtown to see about making an appeal to Judge Halprin's Marrch 7th Decision that I owe my negligent LL $73, 000.
Oh and the kitchen ceiling collapsed. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
mardi, janvier 18, 2011
Electricity!
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This is the day after Martin Luther King Day. It's raining outside. I just returned from the gym thinking I should get the laundry together. Then got excited about having a working computer, electricity (con-edison stopped trying to charge me for my ex-roommate's bill) and internet access...so I am cleaning all the old photos from the Nikon Coolpix and putting them on this apple laptop lent by Steven Chiu. I hope he doesn't mind.
In other news, I have combined my roommate search with the search for Art Collective directors. This Is how I met Ana from the Center for Book Arts who has been here for a little over a week and has helped enormously with the rehab.
This is the day after Martin Luther King Day. It's raining outside. I just returned from the gym thinking I should get the laundry together. Then got excited about having a working computer, electricity (con-edison stopped trying to charge me for my ex-roommate's bill) and internet access...so I am cleaning all the old photos from the Nikon Coolpix and putting them on this apple laptop lent by Steven Chiu. I hope he doesn't mind.
In other news, I have combined my roommate search with the search for Art Collective directors. This Is how I met Ana from the Center for Book Arts who has been here for a little over a week and has helped enormously with the rehab.
mardi, janvier 04, 2011
Au Revoir 2010, Bon Jour 2011
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Sitting here on the futon in the dining room,
listening to the kitchen sink making kind of
pretty, dripping, gurggling, water sounds and
getting ready to head out into the street,
past the McDonalds, and down into the train which
(god willing) will carry me to the gym.
Happy New Year!
May peace and happiness be with you
and your loved ones.
Sitting here on the futon in the dining room,
listening to the kitchen sink making kind of
pretty, dripping, gurggling, water sounds and
getting ready to head out into the street,
past the McDonalds, and down into the train which
(god willing) will carry me to the gym.
Happy New Year!
May peace and happiness be with you
and your loved ones.
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