9th and Liberty

Satire can be funny . . . Here's how to know if you're a "hipster" -- Enjoy!

Apology

Clean eating. Clean drinking. Water. I apologize for my past behavior. I apologize for my rants and negativity. Into thee. I have such passion. A lasting. It keeps me motivated, and associated. Competitive in nature. I have become a bully. Praying on the week. And dishing out judgement and I'm tired of such activity with it's ferocity.

Teacher, I apologize for my outburst in class. I apologize for not raising my hand before speaking. I apologize for looking at you and silently judging. I apologize for talking about you behind your back. I apologize for looking at your life's work and snickering inside. I apologize for I have no right to. No fight to. And I give up.

What step am I on? The step where I wake up and realize I have been an asshole many times and have not known it. I have left dirty messages. Wondered why things couldn't be better. Why? Everyone is trying their best. Who am I to judge? Who am I to fudge on common courtesy? I am tired of dishing out negative synergy. I am tired of thinking I know best. I am tired of forming an opinion on everything. I am tired of trying to back it up.

I want to be involved in flow. Surround myself with those who are not struggling against the current. Surround myself with those who have given up and have let the stream take them. Surround myself with positivity. With friends who are not out to get anything from me. And in return be that friend to thee. This is my apology.

Zombie Letters from e-zombie.com

Post-Katrina Photography Series

On Friday, June 9, 2006, I posted a series of photographs taken along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. At that time, it had been nine months since Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Waveland, Mississippi, laying waste to the homes and communities in her path.

It has now been sixteen months since that destruction and, lest we forget, much remains to be done. Recovery from a disaster of this magnitude does not occur in a matter of months or, possibly, even years. Will it take decades? An entire generation? Who can say for certain?

These photographs are installment two in this on-going series.

Bay St. Louis, Mississippi

Piers along N. Beach Blvd.

Roadside debris (facing south)

Roadside debris (facing east)

The Borg has Risen

Group Show Opening

All,

Check out a link to the opening we had Jan 4th here in Jax.

Thanks to Joey from Urban Jacksonville for stopping by and
to Tony Allegretti for letting us use the space.

Check it out...

Click here to see some photos of the show.

The Statue of Liberation Through Christ in Memphis, Tennessee
World Overcomers Outreach Ministeries Church

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
United States Constitution, First Amendment
Ratified: December 15, 1791

Happy New Year lil' borgers