One of my Fav Things. Found it at a garage sale on Playter Crescent around Danforth, my old hood. The Mum at the house worked on movie sets and had heaps of unused costume shiite. It was totally rad. I wonder where this jem may have traveled!!!:
I made it into the Windows: Life Without Walls Campaign. I think everyone does. They sent me all my photos in ads. It's rad, I like it. Pharrell is in it too. You can see my campaign if you click on the shit.
Hey. I've got a bunch of Scorpio's around me whom I truly love. I got this email from the Kabbalah Centre in LA today. I also get this great message from Yehuda Berg to pass on to you:"This week, hold fast to your dreams. Now's the time to make them happen. And if you are already living the dream, you can live it in ways previously unknown to you.Start something new. Take an old project off the mental shelf and breathe some life into it. Be open to 'coincidence' and 'randomness.' Opportunity is everywhere. Be bold and start your year with a note of certainty and success.
All the best, Yehuda"
So, with these two influences I find myself thinking rich, and finding creative ways to make money all the while looking stylish yet competitive. Thanks for the influence.
If I were him I'd just stay at home and call it a day. "My name is John McCain and I am dropping out of the election due to Internet Embarrassment. I've outdone my self to a point where I feel I can not turn back."
at home. watching movie. soulful music. warm inside. glowing. tower. dark night sky.don't be gentle. you are fragile. deserving care. beautiful singing voice i hear. it's yours across the ocean, through the trees, it soars the sky and lands with me. its all i ever wanted.
We went into "This Ain't the Rosedale" to check out some books. I got 2 really creative mini ones that fit great in the purse. I love those little ones.
Yesterday I was in Kensington and walked past and interesting art project. It was a tree standing tall and alone dressed in meat. In the middle of the tree was a nest made of real fish and contained what looked like an egg that was made out of meat also. The crew around the tree with a camera were capturing the reaction of people to the art installation. I peeked into the nest to snap a photo and just about fell into the thing. The meat looked quite gross but I really could appreciate the time it took and art concept. I must say I have never seen something of that sort. I do not recommend touching it as I kinda find it disgusting, as you would, but I do recommend passing through Kensington and checking it out. The artist close to remain anonymous.
Was a nice sunny day yesterday, maybe it's cooked now! 
I don't have any Zobie makeup.
