Never winter forever

Living is California has many downfalls and everyone knows that one of them is the lack of snow produced in this sunny state. Fucker! Though many Scandinavians and other snowbirds claim living in a one-season spot is a privilege, I beg to differ! Change in seasons is healthy for everyone, whether they want to believe it or not.

Mary Syring

San Francisco based artist. Support the locals.

Soul sacrifice

OMFG. OMFG. OMFG. Like the 1970s, I don't think I think the 1960s was quite my decade to make things happen, but Santana's performance at Woodstock would have to be an exception. Since seeing this on TV for the first time at age 5, I have always believed that Santana's "Soul Sacrifice" was BY FAR the best performance of all of Woodstock 1969- sorry Jimi, Grateful Dead, Janis, The Who, Sly & his family, Jefferson Airplane, etc, but come on! Michael Shrieve was a baby lion; absolutely breathtaking, take no prisoners, and a definition of prodigy. Though I have a soft spot for drummers, he makes me want to be about 16 agaIn. Creepy.
I can't believe that it's been over 40 years!! Did anyone see the "History of Woodstock" on the History channel last summer? Damn good, huh?

The Germs

The Germs elude me. It does not make sense for them to have any success, with the simple chords and drunken slurring vocalist, and the fact that the band did not last too long and they could barely finish any stage performances. And yet, I like them! They were loud, crazy, fun, chaotic, and definitely so-cal punk. They were rubbing shoulders with some of my favorite bands: X, Dead Kennedys, Circle Jerks, and Black Flag!
I never believed that the 1970s was a decade that I belonged in, but I would have not minded seeing these guys play live. Shows like The Germs are one of the rare things I call "fun", so if there is a new Germs band out there, let me know and I will come support you!
Sidenote: Watch all the YouTubes of the Decline of Western Civilization, obrigado. The director was a FEMALE (a pleasing fact since there are few out there) who goes by Penelope Spheeris. She also made the movie Suburbia!!!!! That movie is fucking...lovely, in so many words. As sick as this sounds, I love the part where the crazy dog eats the baby, which is the opening sequence. Flea, the bassist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is in it too!
I am moving to Los Angeles in the Fall, so films like Penelope's makes me feel better that I'm moving to the land of Starbucks and synthetic-you-name-it. Surburbaaaaaan hoooome!

Day 2

Spent between Mei Mei & Gina.

G.G. Bridge...hope no one jumped off today.




Here is Ward's new hair that I cut (soused).

This is what I call Romance...

For the past week I have been on one of my semi-annual rants of watching Fight Club repeatedly; I lick it up. I think this scene is by far one of the most romantic scenes to ever be created, and in such a unique way. And, very clever with the music choice. And that line "Trust me, everything's going to be fine... You met me at a very strange time in my life." Surreal, I'm totally cool with ending up like Marla.


"Where is My Mind"- The Pixies

Trippyyyy

Chris Duncan, my new shroom art focus point. He needs to teach me the ways of his color alignment and geometric success.