Six Feet Under, Bill Maher, Big Love, Sopranos, Project Runway, L-Word, Nova, Paula Dean Cooking. RADIO: Car Talk, Morning Edition, Piano Jazz /Marian MacPartland, Prairie Home Companion, Says You, Wait wait don't tell me, This American Life.
About me: I believe that Freedom of the Press is essential. While the press may be a weak reed to lean on, it is the indispensable support for all other freedoms.
I believe that nations should settle their differences on the baseball diamond or via one big band competition... "And the winner is... LATVIA!" I cannot be close friends with anyone who doesn't read. I am fervent about separation of government and religion. The Constitution says, "No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any Office or Public Trust under the United States." Word!!
Who I'd like to meet: At my perfect dinner party I am seated between The Dalai Lama and Robert Downey Jr. Benicio Del Torro is across from me. Bill Withers is at the piano. Bliss.
Peace Sunday, June 5, 1982, Rose Bowl, no nukes - nuclear disarmament - stop nuclear madness concert - NYC - Central Park - June 12, 1982, 1,000,000 person march and rally for Nuclear Freeze. Photography and presentation by Curtis Rainbow. 'Give Peace a Chance' music by Achim Schultz. Inspiration by Yoko Ono. Dedicated to John Lennon.
I believe there's one right next to the enormous Confederate battle flag flying at the intersection of I-4 and I-75 here, raised and maintained by the Sons of Confederate Veterans - they're booking for a "heritage" license plate also.
You are a dear. And not the kind that certain politicians shoot at from helicopters. Ha! But seriously, I am honored to have you as a friend. Hope we're celebrating Tuesday night or at least by Wednesday morning!
uhhhmmmmm i'm here . . . . i don't see the garden wall . . .. i took you literally, like i could come to your page and draw here . . .darn, guess i'll need to get out there to visit sometime . . ..
i hope to up and about and back to the studio in a few days, back to work on your piece. Actually it will probably be after mother's day, and heck that book is hella good!! about half way through. What a find, thanks Gita!
manual neri uses plaster, he's a wonderful scultptor/painter, internationally known, and i happened to have the good fortune of having met him and spoken with him a few times, he's got a studio out where mine is . . . he's in italy a lot too. Check out his work, he's one of the famous artists of "Bay Area Figurative movement" there's a great book "Bay Area Figurative Art 1950-1965" (which i had him sign my copy) by Caroline A. Jones - see if you can find it in your library - all of these artists are my "mentors" -- love that you asked that question, i get excited talking about these talented people. manuel neri
what is great about his work is his figures always seem to be in motion, you never know if they are coming? or going? getting up? or sitting down? love him . . .
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