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Category Archives: My Daily Life
Periphery
A colleague of mine, a friend I worked with side by side, a person on my periphery of knowledge, on the periphery of things and people I know in this world, died on Friday the day after Thanksgiving. I didn’t … Continue reading
OLD PUNK ROCKERS NEVER DIE AND I WISH THEY WOULD
This evening I took the redline into DTLA at the invite of a friend. From the moment I walked in she was on her cell phone. Whatever. I don’t care. I’m tired at staring at my four walls so I … Continue reading
The Snee Poets
Going through the two dozen or so banker’s boxes in the back of my storage closet has only served to remind me how much University work I’ve done which I have then consequently forgotten. Four boxes full of essays, essays … Continue reading
#JeSuisCharlie #JeSuisAhmed
Regardless where you fall in the political spectrum a troubling trend is beginning to appear in the media where the cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo are being focused on as a possible reason behind the terrorist attacks. Most of the … Continue reading
Timecoded Tragedy
This first world tragedy happened between the hours of 6pm and 7:15pm and unfolded something like this: 18:00- left the abode. I am headed to Crossroads in Studio City because I need a new-for-me used and cheap rain jacket since … Continue reading
This Fatuous Existence
June 18th, 2013, today was a trying day. The kind of day which begins pleasantly enough, waking up to the wonderful morning shrilling sounds of leaf blowers, 6am lawnmowers, LA traffic, a plethora of garbage trucks backing up all over … Continue reading
Kirk Douglas, Rededicated
Yesterday, a very interesting day. I made plans to go with Nick Coviello, Denzel Whitaker, Eric Lawson, and Leslie Maryann Neal to go see what may very well have been the last appearance of Kirk Douglas at any celebrity event. … Continue reading
The Enigma of the 16th Floor Elevators
Okay. So I travel to downtown Los Angeles to attend a meeting with a “name” well-connected film industry producer. DOWNTOWN I can’t find parking under 20 dollars for the day or 8 dollars an hour. Since I don’t know how … Continue reading
Off Kilter
What an off kilter morning so far. I woke up to my neighbors hanging up something on their wall at 7:30 in the morning, bang bang bang bang. Never mind that they go ballistic if I sneeze in my apartment … Continue reading