I had the whim to be more of a redhead agin, so while the colour processes on my hair, i thought i would take the time to post...
Not that anyone (but me, and maybe (e:Uncutsaniflush) and/or (e:Twisted) )cares, but i changed my usersound to the Buzzcock's Boredom (thanks for reminding me of boredom from your journal, (e:Lisa,176) ) from the Spiral Scratch E.P... back in the days when Howard Devoto was still the singer. I think i like Pete Shelley's singing (and i use the term singing loosely) voice better.. it cracks and breaks and goes offkey more often than Howard Devotos'... but i'm weird, that's what i like about the Buzzcocks.
Here are a few pics from Sunday night's Shakespeare in the park... thanks for organizing it, imk2 !
I will not make the joke asking which one is the lady and which one is the tramp!!!
Ava and her human, Kirsten came... Ava is the one that hams it up, though...
Ava loved (e:Paul) sooo much... she would have licked his face off if he gave her half a chance. Didn't get any good pics of that, but, i did get a couple of (e:Ladycroft) lovin' on her.
Shame this one didn't have all of Ava in it...
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07/11/2006 14:21 #25650
Sights and Sounds07/09/2006 14:44 #25649
Orgasm AddictTickets!
(Yes, (e:Twisted) , i think there are still some left if you have a last minute desire to fly to Buffalo... and that is the "extra" (e:strip) bumper sticker on our 'fridge!)
In honour of said tickets, i have changed my usersound.
The Buzzcocks
Orgasm Addict
You tried it just for once
and found it alright for kicks
but now you've found out
it's a habit that sticks
you're an orgasm addict
Sneaking in the backdoor
with dirty magazines
your mother wants to know
what are those stains on your jeans
you're an orgasm addict
You get in heat
you get in a sulk
but you still keep beating
your meat to pulp
you're an orgasm addict
You're a kid Casanova
you're no Joseph
it's a labour of love
fucking yourself to death
you're an orgasm addict
You're making out with school kids
winos and heads of state
you've even made it with the lady
who puts the little plastic robins
on the Christmas cakes
butchers' assistants and bellhops
you've had 'em all here and there
children of god
and the joy strings
international women with no body hair
So you're asking in an alley
and your voice ain't steady
the sex mechanic's rough
but you're more than ready
you're an orgasm addict
Johnny-want-fuckie
everywhere and all ways
he's got the energy
he will amaze
he's an orgasm addict
he's always at it
he's an orgasm addict
(Yes, (e:Twisted) , i think there are still some left if you have a last minute desire to fly to Buffalo... and that is the "extra" (e:strip) bumper sticker on our 'fridge!)
In honour of said tickets, i have changed my usersound.
The Buzzcocks
Orgasm Addict
You tried it just for once
and found it alright for kicks
but now you've found out
it's a habit that sticks
you're an orgasm addict
Sneaking in the backdoor
with dirty magazines
your mother wants to know
what are those stains on your jeans
you're an orgasm addict
You get in heat
you get in a sulk
but you still keep beating
your meat to pulp
you're an orgasm addict
You're a kid Casanova
you're no Joseph
it's a labour of love
fucking yourself to death
you're an orgasm addict
You're making out with school kids
winos and heads of state
you've even made it with the lady
who puts the little plastic robins
on the Christmas cakes
butchers' assistants and bellhops
you've had 'em all here and there
children of god
and the joy strings
international women with no body hair
So you're asking in an alley
and your voice ain't steady
the sex mechanic's rough
but you're more than ready
you're an orgasm addict
Johnny-want-fuckie
everywhere and all ways
he's got the energy
he will amaze
he's an orgasm addict
he's always at it
he's an orgasm addict
leetee - 07/10/06 00:12
Well, indeed, if i took away the estrip bumper sticker, then i would have Buzzcocks tickets on my floor. And then what would i do?
Yeah, that's me in my userpic. I asked my mom to scan it for me... and she sent along some others i plan on using in the near future. Thing is, though, i have a horrid poker face... and i recall my mom telling me that i was staring at the Ace of Spades. Maybe i was a Motorhead fan as an infant?
ORANGE IS THE NEW PINK!
Well, indeed, if i took away the estrip bumper sticker, then i would have Buzzcocks tickets on my floor. And then what would i do?
Yeah, that's me in my userpic. I asked my mom to scan it for me... and she sent along some others i plan on using in the near future. Thing is, though, i have a horrid poker face... and i recall my mom telling me that i was staring at the Ace of Spades. Maybe i was a Motorhead fan as an infant?
ORANGE IS THE NEW PINK!
twisted - 07/09/06 21:14
(e:Leetee) - is that you in your userpic? That's quite a poker face for an infant! Bravo!
p.s. - can I just say that estrip bumper sticker orange is ELECTRIFYING! Seriously, it's like the Golden Gate bridge, which looks red, but the paint color is called "international orange." Which apparently is the new red. Who knew?
(e:Leetee) - is that you in your userpic? That's quite a poker face for an infant! Bravo!
p.s. - can I just say that estrip bumper sticker orange is ELECTRIFYING! Seriously, it's like the Golden Gate bridge, which looks red, but the paint color is called "international orange." Which apparently is the new red. Who knew?
twisted - 07/09/06 17:38
Wow! That is a beautiful sight! Very enticing. Maybe I'll have to come pickup my own bumper sticker after all, haha.
BTW, thanks for the offer of sending me your second bumper sticker - but it's clearly providing an important service right where it is! Besides, every 2-peep household should have at least one spare. I do appreciate the thought though. I'm pretty sure some day Paul will buy postage stamps and ask me for my address again, haha.
Wow! That is a beautiful sight! Very enticing. Maybe I'll have to come pickup my own bumper sticker after all, haha.
BTW, thanks for the offer of sending me your second bumper sticker - but it's clearly providing an important service right where it is! Besides, every 2-peep household should have at least one spare. I do appreciate the thought though. I'm pretty sure some day Paul will buy postage stamps and ask me for my address again, haha.
07/09/2006 00:04 #25648
PugaliciousSadly, today was lost pug day in our humble hood....
It all started when Kirsten knocked on our door. Seems her neighbour's brother found a pug last light and their dog wasn't getting along with her. So, of course, Kirsten volunteered to take her. And, of course, i took pictures...
We took to calling her Stella.
Stella and Ava got along so well..
Later, we decided to take them both out for a walk and while we were in the area she was found, some kids started talking to us. Eventually, it led to Stella finding her humans... and we found out she is called Princess....
Sadly, though, another neighbour lost his pug today. Those little dogs are faster than they look. Poor guy is heartbroken that Luna got out of the fenced yard, even though she was being watched. I hope, like Princess, Luna gets back to her humans!
It all started when Kirsten knocked on our door. Seems her neighbour's brother found a pug last light and their dog wasn't getting along with her. So, of course, Kirsten volunteered to take her. And, of course, i took pictures...
We took to calling her Stella.
Stella and Ava got along so well..
Later, we decided to take them both out for a walk and while we were in the area she was found, some kids started talking to us. Eventually, it led to Stella finding her humans... and we found out she is called Princess....
Sadly, though, another neighbour lost his pug today. Those little dogs are faster than they look. Poor guy is heartbroken that Luna got out of the fenced yard, even though she was being watched. I hope, like Princess, Luna gets back to her humans!
jenks - 07/09/06 08:39
aww. I love their little faces. And the Pug Hug in that third pic. Your neighbor might be interested in this though- :::link::: it's a little microchip that gets placed under the skin, and registered on a 24/7 national database. And/or you can get a tag with the ID number on it. Not sure about cost (I think <100 for the chip and registration) but better than losing a beloved pup!
aww. I love their little faces. And the Pug Hug in that third pic. Your neighbor might be interested in this though- :::link::: it's a little microchip that gets placed under the skin, and registered on a 24/7 national database. And/or you can get a tag with the ID number on it. Not sure about cost (I think <100 for the chip and registration) but better than losing a beloved pup!
07/07/2006 20:19 #25647
One Hat Short of a Hat TrickQuite some time ago, my 'rents got a corporate gift from a supplier that came in a hat box. Something about it i liked, and since then, i have been keeping my hairdressing stuff in it. But it is really only made of heavy duty cardboard, and probably not intended for the kind of use it gets. The hinges are starting to wear out, the clasp to close it barely works..
and i think i have more stuff now than i did when i got it.
So, today, at an estate sale, i found this to replace the old hat box with. I think it may have had one of those old fashioned portable hairdryers in it.
Another estate sale we went to today was near us on Niagara, in an old storefront church. We went to that one because of the promise of musical instruments. And i scored big time. Got this high hat to replace the cheap one that came with my set.
The price on it was 50, but we managed to haggle and got it for 35. (E:Uncutsaniflush) did a bit of research and found out that highhat new could have cost somewhere between 250 - 400... so i really feel that i got a good deal.
So, no hat trick... but it sure was hat day for me. :O)
and i think i have more stuff now than i did when i got it.
So, today, at an estate sale, i found this to replace the old hat box with. I think it may have had one of those old fashioned portable hairdryers in it.
Another estate sale we went to today was near us on Niagara, in an old storefront church. We went to that one because of the promise of musical instruments. And i scored big time. Got this high hat to replace the cheap one that came with my set.
The price on it was 50, but we managed to haggle and got it for 35. (E:Uncutsaniflush) did a bit of research and found out that highhat new could have cost somewhere between 250 - 400... so i really feel that i got a good deal.
So, no hat trick... but it sure was hat day for me. :O)
theecarey - 07/08/06 01:09
I cant figure out the appeal of hatboxes. I have had them and am quite fond of them myself. I used to have one full of love notes and one with make up/girly stuff.. but never used for hats! I would occasionally find them at rummage sales (always lots of fun!)-- currently I dont have any. Other than maybe the old love note box that is tucked away in storage. hmmm..
I cant figure out the appeal of hatboxes. I have had them and am quite fond of them myself. I used to have one full of love notes and one with make up/girly stuff.. but never used for hats! I would occasionally find them at rummage sales (always lots of fun!)-- currently I dont have any. Other than maybe the old love note box that is tucked away in storage. hmmm..
07/04/2006 14:05 #25646
Weighing InThe same basic topic has been coming up in my life lately. Perhaps i have just been more observant. Maybe i have just been feeling things differently lately. I wonder if i am searching out the subject unknowingly... even though it certainly feels like it is seeking me and not the other way 'round.
I met an interesting person the other night...
After getting semi-rained out at Shakespeare at the Park, (e:Uncutsaniflush) , our neighbour, Kirsten, her dog Ava and i came home. We had a nice picnic in the park with some Chinese take out, but with full bellies and cool rain, we didn't feel like waiting to see if the show would go on.
When we got back to our 'hood, the neighbour that lives in between Kirsten and us had some friends over on her front porch. They were making a ruckus and having a good time like only old(er) stoned hippies can. They had wine and sparkly scarves, nicotine and weed, candles and chocolate. Ava, the ever curious pug lead me straight up the steps of their porch party. I'm glad i went up there.
At one point, Kirsten and Sally were waltzing with formal hats on. We got a semi-self guided tour of the house ("just go in there, i don't feel like walking up the attic stairs"). We discussed the possibility that those leaded glass designs really are an inward pointing penis and testicles on either side of a crest in the front window of the house. I watched a stoned 50 something try, very unsuccessfully, to light candles. And got into an in depth conversation with Sally. A conversation i enjoyed thoroughly, even if i can't remember all the separate bits of it.
Sally "designs museums" and worked on some exhibits at the Natural History Museum. She's currently working on something with the migration of specific birds that spend some, lots, or most of their time at Jamaica Bay.
Meeting her and talking with her was nice, pleasant, and for once, socially, i felt comfortable and at ease almost immediately. I didn't feel judged for not being cool enough, or wearing the right clothes, or knowing the right people or hanging out at the right place. Whether or not the weight of the judgment is self imposed, self imagined or there at all, i feel it regularly, and it was so comfortable to not feel it at all. It was nice, as well, to feel interesting; to have someone interested in something i might have to say. I have had so much major drama in my life in the past, i find myself less inclined to be involved and now, even when i want to be, i no longer feel i know how... and even i find myself boring from time to time.
I remember discussing judgment with her. That she feels she is open minded and free thinking, always available to learn, yet finds herself at places of judgment. That her thinking a 21+ year old woman should know what state Cincinnati is in while mistaking it for being in a completely different state and also an incorrect one is rather... interesting, to say the least. I told her how i felt the weight of judgment the whole time i was in Vancouver, because i didn't fit in well with the trends there; that my kind of vegetarianism (moral based) wasn't good enough for theirs (health based). She mentioned how defensive she can be because she lives in Orchard Park; that not everyone who lives in the 'burbs is a "soccer mom". I told her hoe defensive i can be because i lack formal education; that because i feel inferior for being a highschool drop out, the mere mention, innocent or otherwise, of me not going to college can leave me stinging for days.
Not too long ago, i had a similar conversation about judgment, but all revolving around one specific topic. Weight. We were looking at a chubby dog, talking about how cute she is... and sorta kinda wishing that humans might think chubby humans are cute, too. But more often than not, we aren't. I know that i have referred to myself as a "fat chick". I reckon i do that so i can mock me before others do.
I think it's sad that the overweight are the last segment of the population it's still socially acceptable to openly, and often cruelly, tease. I don't make fun of people that drink too much on a regular basis, why should others make fun of me for eating too much on a regular basis? I don't believe the health effects of eating too much are worse than drinking too much.. but i'm not an expert so i can't say for sure. Is it more socially acceptable to drink too much and have the effects be visible, than it is to eat too much and have the effects be visible? Is it due to the possibility that eating too much shows a more permanent effect?
I understand that for some people, drinking allows them to let go and have a good time. So, i sure as hell don't mean to frown upon those who drink, in moderation or to excess... I know i can have a good time eating too much.
I reckom my whole point here is that i would love it so much if there were no social judgments. It can be fascinating what each one of us finds important in life... and how much that colours what we judge.
I met an interesting person the other night...
After getting semi-rained out at Shakespeare at the Park, (e:Uncutsaniflush) , our neighbour, Kirsten, her dog Ava and i came home. We had a nice picnic in the park with some Chinese take out, but with full bellies and cool rain, we didn't feel like waiting to see if the show would go on.
When we got back to our 'hood, the neighbour that lives in between Kirsten and us had some friends over on her front porch. They were making a ruckus and having a good time like only old(er) stoned hippies can. They had wine and sparkly scarves, nicotine and weed, candles and chocolate. Ava, the ever curious pug lead me straight up the steps of their porch party. I'm glad i went up there.
At one point, Kirsten and Sally were waltzing with formal hats on. We got a semi-self guided tour of the house ("just go in there, i don't feel like walking up the attic stairs"). We discussed the possibility that those leaded glass designs really are an inward pointing penis and testicles on either side of a crest in the front window of the house. I watched a stoned 50 something try, very unsuccessfully, to light candles. And got into an in depth conversation with Sally. A conversation i enjoyed thoroughly, even if i can't remember all the separate bits of it.
Sally "designs museums" and worked on some exhibits at the Natural History Museum. She's currently working on something with the migration of specific birds that spend some, lots, or most of their time at Jamaica Bay.
Meeting her and talking with her was nice, pleasant, and for once, socially, i felt comfortable and at ease almost immediately. I didn't feel judged for not being cool enough, or wearing the right clothes, or knowing the right people or hanging out at the right place. Whether or not the weight of the judgment is self imposed, self imagined or there at all, i feel it regularly, and it was so comfortable to not feel it at all. It was nice, as well, to feel interesting; to have someone interested in something i might have to say. I have had so much major drama in my life in the past, i find myself less inclined to be involved and now, even when i want to be, i no longer feel i know how... and even i find myself boring from time to time.
I remember discussing judgment with her. That she feels she is open minded and free thinking, always available to learn, yet finds herself at places of judgment. That her thinking a 21+ year old woman should know what state Cincinnati is in while mistaking it for being in a completely different state and also an incorrect one is rather... interesting, to say the least. I told her how i felt the weight of judgment the whole time i was in Vancouver, because i didn't fit in well with the trends there; that my kind of vegetarianism (moral based) wasn't good enough for theirs (health based). She mentioned how defensive she can be because she lives in Orchard Park; that not everyone who lives in the 'burbs is a "soccer mom". I told her hoe defensive i can be because i lack formal education; that because i feel inferior for being a highschool drop out, the mere mention, innocent or otherwise, of me not going to college can leave me stinging for days.
Not too long ago, i had a similar conversation about judgment, but all revolving around one specific topic. Weight. We were looking at a chubby dog, talking about how cute she is... and sorta kinda wishing that humans might think chubby humans are cute, too. But more often than not, we aren't. I know that i have referred to myself as a "fat chick". I reckon i do that so i can mock me before others do.
I think it's sad that the overweight are the last segment of the population it's still socially acceptable to openly, and often cruelly, tease. I don't make fun of people that drink too much on a regular basis, why should others make fun of me for eating too much on a regular basis? I don't believe the health effects of eating too much are worse than drinking too much.. but i'm not an expert so i can't say for sure. Is it more socially acceptable to drink too much and have the effects be visible, than it is to eat too much and have the effects be visible? Is it due to the possibility that eating too much shows a more permanent effect?
I understand that for some people, drinking allows them to let go and have a good time. So, i sure as hell don't mean to frown upon those who drink, in moderation or to excess... I know i can have a good time eating too much.
I reckom my whole point here is that i would love it so much if there were no social judgments. It can be fascinating what each one of us finds important in life... and how much that colours what we judge.
theecarey - 07/08/06 01:32
I didnt see this post. It slipped by me :)
What you wrote is thought provoking--for many reasons.
If I were to write them all out, it would have to be made as a separate post!
so I shall toss out just a few.
It is great to feel a connection with someone, especially when you feel comfortable and on the same page with various things. All of your guards are down and it feels easier to breathe..
"I didn't feel judged for not being cool enough, or wearing the right clothes, or knowing the right people or hanging out at the right place. Whether or not the weight of the judgment is self imposed, self imagined or there at all, i feel it regularly, and it was so comfortable to not feel it at all."
Interesting. I wonder how often we, anyone of us, feel that way. I dont think I feel it regualrly, but there are some moments when it comes rushing at me.. and I feel, so, awkward. I imagine that it is common, and that sucks. blah.
Lee, I think you are a fabulous, smart, interesting, funny and very compassionate woman. I feel honared to know you! You are always ready to help someone out and lend an ear. I have a message from you saved from when I had a few blah days. I look at it once in awhile and feel uplifted and so grateful to know someone who can care like that.
Honestly, if all my knowldge was limited to a formal education, I think I wouldnt know much at all. Most of our learning comes from life, experiences, perceptions and exploring information (and sharing it) along the way. That is where I think the real education is at.
So dont you dare feel inferior to anyone, for any reason!!!
Anyway, that seemed like it was an interesting night of conversation, new connections, and self reflection. Thanks for sharing :)
I didnt see this post. It slipped by me :)
What you wrote is thought provoking--for many reasons.
If I were to write them all out, it would have to be made as a separate post!
so I shall toss out just a few.
It is great to feel a connection with someone, especially when you feel comfortable and on the same page with various things. All of your guards are down and it feels easier to breathe..
"I didn't feel judged for not being cool enough, or wearing the right clothes, or knowing the right people or hanging out at the right place. Whether or not the weight of the judgment is self imposed, self imagined or there at all, i feel it regularly, and it was so comfortable to not feel it at all."
Interesting. I wonder how often we, anyone of us, feel that way. I dont think I feel it regualrly, but there are some moments when it comes rushing at me.. and I feel, so, awkward. I imagine that it is common, and that sucks. blah.
Lee, I think you are a fabulous, smart, interesting, funny and very compassionate woman. I feel honared to know you! You are always ready to help someone out and lend an ear. I have a message from you saved from when I had a few blah days. I look at it once in awhile and feel uplifted and so grateful to know someone who can care like that.
Honestly, if all my knowldge was limited to a formal education, I think I wouldnt know much at all. Most of our learning comes from life, experiences, perceptions and exploring information (and sharing it) along the way. That is where I think the real education is at.
So dont you dare feel inferior to anyone, for any reason!!!
Anyway, that seemed like it was an interesting night of conversation, new connections, and self reflection. Thanks for sharing :)
libertad - 07/07/06 00:45
Leetee,
I know I haven't met you yet, but I think that you are a beautiful person. We are so similar in many ways.
Leetee,
I know I haven't met you yet, but I think that you are a beautiful person. We are so similar in many ways.
Trouble? Me, (e:Theecarey)? I guess i need another spray in the face? Naw... i was being a good girl. Have i mentioned that when i was a kid, i was asked what i wanted to be when i grew up and i said, enthusiasticly, "a maid!"? Well, the story is true, and the picture is there to prove it. I was playing maid. And, i have a few more kid pictures of me yet to be userpic'ed.
Ava was indeed smitten with (e:Paul)... she's a bit of a slut for boys. And, the fact that (e:Paul) wasn't all that interested made him ever so tempting for her! I am sure, (e:Theecarey), there will be a time we can arrange a little Ava snuggles for you, too!!
(E:Ladycroft) , i am glad you got to love on Ava some... you both look content and happy. :O)
Next time, (e:MrMike)... i think there's another series. Maybe we can try and get more (e:peeps) there and have an even bigger section of blakets!
Sorry I missed you earlier. These pics are great and how cute is that lil dog. fate hated me this weekend else I would have joined in.
Glad you all had what looks like a great time thanks for sharing the pics.
awww. (e:ladycroft) makes pugs look cute.
You have some great user picures. Love 'teen punk rock girl', 'baby Lee poker queen', now this one.. hmm.. what kind of trouble were you getting into in here?
Fun pics in your post as well. I didnt even know that you were took some of those. I didnt spend as much time with Ava as I wanted to; she seemed quite smitten with Paul. She was too cute curled up with Timika.
hehe, how about when Kirsten sprayed you in the face with the water bottle, "behave lee"
omg ava is too cute - i love her!