3.15.2006
Hit Hit oo shi. . . . .
Sitting dead to the world
On the far, torn corner of Public Transit
Eyes flipping through the book of last night’s dream
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
He colored his manga
After reading it twice
And played his electric guitar in the nude
He was misunderstood
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
As I ride my train
Through the hooded airport
And see his foot steps on the concourse
Green Nikes, of course
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
On the far, torn corner of Public Transit
Eyes flipping through the book of last night’s dream
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
He colored his manga
After reading it twice
And played his electric guitar in the nude
He was misunderstood
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
As I ride my train
Through the hooded airport
And see his foot steps on the concourse
Green Nikes, of course
Whatever happened to Hitoshi?
Goodbye, my
friend.
11:15 AM
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3.11.2006
too many in a weekend
Punkin: Get out, you have been in the shower for 30 minutes. Save some hot water for moi.
[sound of shower turning off and sink foset turn on]
Papi: I forgot to rins.
[sound of shower turning off and sink foset turn on]
Papi: I forgot to rins.
Goodbye, my
friend.
2:23 PM
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3.10.2006
Papi and Punkin one-liner(s) of the week!
Punkin: You have been so distant lately- I was worried there was someone else on your mind.
Papi: Yes, his name is Mike Ereer (my career)
Punkin: did you really just think of that? Mike Ereer?
Papi: NOO! - Mai – He’s Asian!
I love my Papi! He makes fannys all the days!
Goodbye, my
friend.
3:23 PM
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3:23 PM
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This is the first time in my life that I have actually felt that I am witnessing natural selection and evolution – and at the same time the devolution of those who do not believe in it.
I love nature, I am so amazed at creation and the limitless possibilities of its power, and recently it seems that everyday, there has been a discovery of some kind.
Here is headlines with links provided to what I am talking about, this all happened in the past 10 months- if you go back before that, discoveries like this are made very very roughly once a year.
Believe it.
Rodent thought to be extinct 11 mln years found alive
Human Family who 'walk' on all fours found in Turkey
New crustacean from Pacific deeps nicknamed 'Yeti Crab'
Scientists discover new species of assassin spiders in Madagascar
'Lost world' of untouched species found in New Guinea
Giant Squid On Display In London
New bird discovered in Sarawak
"Weird" New Squid Species Discovered in Deep Sea
Over 100 Frog Species Discovered in Sri Lanka
Photo in the News: New Mammal Discovered in Borneo?
White Giraffe Spotted in Africa
I love nature, I am so amazed at creation and the limitless possibilities of its power, and recently it seems that everyday, there has been a discovery of some kind.
Here is headlines with links provided to what I am talking about, this all happened in the past 10 months- if you go back before that, discoveries like this are made very very roughly once a year.
Believe it.
Rodent thought to be extinct 11 mln years found alive
Human Family who 'walk' on all fours found in Turkey
New crustacean from Pacific deeps nicknamed 'Yeti Crab'
Scientists discover new species of assassin spiders in Madagascar
'Lost world' of untouched species found in New Guinea
Giant Squid On Display In London
New bird discovered in Sarawak
"Weird" New Squid Species Discovered in Deep Sea
Over 100 Frog Species Discovered in Sri Lanka
Photo in the News: New Mammal Discovered in Borneo?
White Giraffe Spotted in Africa
Goodbye, my
friend.
12:17 PM
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3.02.2006
The Day I Was Born
This conversation with brilliant new age director Bernard Weber took place on a day he decided to open up about his movie "Hotel Locarno" - it also took place - belive it - on the same day I was to be brought to life- July 22nd 1978
-What is Bernard Weber doing this evening?
“I do not know what
I’ll be doing this evening. I like improvising, even if in Rome
the maximum that can be done is to go to dinner with friends. In fact
I’m gaining weight. Perhaps I’ll remain at the hotel.
-How sad.
“You say that because you do not know my hotel. I’ve been
living there for two and a half years”.
-What’s so special about it?
“Everything! The atmosphere, people, the rooms: Imagine, none of
which is the same as the other in size or furnishing”.
-I don’t think it’s right to open all the rooms.
“I would never do such a thing. The fact is that in these two and
a half years, I’ve traveled a lot and everytime I returned they
gave me a different room”.
-Haven’t you ever thought of renting an apartment?
“I couldn’t. Living in Rome isn’t easy for a foreigner:
this hotel has been my island, the place of my human experiences…”.
-In a word, your mother.
“…and it’s also the star of my first film, that will
be projected in the next few days at the Taormina review”.
-What’s it called?
“The same: Hotel Locarno”.
-You’ve mentioned that you’re a foreigner. Are you Swiss by
any chance?
“I was born in Geneva, but lived in Zurich until I went to America
to make movies. I met Fellini and came to Rome”.
-What’s the movie about?
“What I’ve seen in the hotel over the past two and a half
years. I had to adapt he scenario a little bit to suit the actors I could
be using”.
-Who are they?
“Some are Italian, others American, Austrian, English, Swiss, French
and there’s also an Australian”.
-Haven’t you brought some confusion to the hotel transforming it
into a set? You must have moved around or drove the customers to flee.
“That wasn’t necessary. My plan was to shoot one room per
day”.
-And the owner?
“The management collaborated with enthusiasm. When we filmed in
the hall they made the clients use the service entrance”.
-I have to say, that’s a rather good service.
I’ll be doing this evening. I like improvising, even if in Rome
the maximum that can be done is to go to dinner with friends. In fact
I’m gaining weight. Perhaps I’ll remain at the hotel.
-How sad.
“You say that because you do not know my hotel. I’ve been
living there for two and a half years”.
-What’s so special about it?
“Everything! The atmosphere, people, the rooms: Imagine, none of
which is the same as the other in size or furnishing”.
-I don’t think it’s right to open all the rooms.
“I would never do such a thing. The fact is that in these two and
a half years, I’ve traveled a lot and everytime I returned they
gave me a different room”.
-Haven’t you ever thought of renting an apartment?
“I couldn’t. Living in Rome isn’t easy for a foreigner:
this hotel has been my island, the place of my human experiences…”.
-In a word, your mother.
“…and it’s also the star of my first film, that will
be projected in the next few days at the Taormina review”.
-What’s it called?
“The same: Hotel Locarno”.
-You’ve mentioned that you’re a foreigner. Are you Swiss by
any chance?
“I was born in Geneva, but lived in Zurich until I went to America
to make movies. I met Fellini and came to Rome”.
-What’s the movie about?
“What I’ve seen in the hotel over the past two and a half
years. I had to adapt he scenario a little bit to suit the actors I could
be using”.
-Who are they?
“Some are Italian, others American, Austrian, English, Swiss, French
and there’s also an Australian”.
-Haven’t you brought some confusion to the hotel transforming it
into a set? You must have moved around or drove the customers to flee.
“That wasn’t necessary. My plan was to shoot one room per
day”.
-And the owner?
“The management collaborated with enthusiasm. When we filmed in
the hall they made the clients use the service entrance”.
-I have to say, that’s a rather good service.
Goodbye, my
friend.
5:16 PM
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