p o c a h o n t a s
October 30th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
l o v e always wins
October 28th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
late night
friday october 26
someone vandalized
my friend aimer’s restaurant
casa blanca
in cooper young
(the last time this happened was in the wake of 9/11
when the mural
at his previous restaurant morocco cafe
was defaced)
despite boards in place of windows
aimer remains open for business
greeting customers with a smile on his face
though tears in his eyes
he is thankful for his health
his family
& friends
and though being the target of a hate crime is painful
he does not wish to complain
he considers this a blessing
as the once hungry find it in their hearts
to do for those less fortunate
aimer holds love in his heart
for those who have done this
he says it is not for him to judge them
i urge everyone
including local businesses in the neighborhood
and community
to rally around this kind man in support
check out his menu:
i highly recommend the falafel hummus platter
baba ganoush
beef kifta kabob
lemonade
and
margo suggests the chocolate mousse
f a l l . . .
October 22nd, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
scatteryourflowershere ~
October 17th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
yesterday
i headed over to a cemetery
a peaceful place
to take photographs
& thinkpraymeditate as best i can
unable to slow my mind as of late
i was born
& i am going to die
n o w is the time to live
i thought
and fully!
i want my joy to return
i want to let g0 of whateverthisdarknessis
the headstone
beneath the monument
read
scatter your flowers here
you can find no sweeter dust . . .
protest: W
October 15th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
yesterday afternoon
as W was in town attending a $1000aplate dinner
my daughter and i joined a group of people
who had gathered
to peacefully express d e m o c r a c y –
police officers threatened me with arrest
for pushing my daughter in her stroller
on the opposite side of the street of the protesters -
he said our sign was showing
and instructed me to turn it around-
i did - but it had the same message printed on the back-
yet i couldnt leave it behind he said
or hed arrest me for littering–
with no other way to conceal the sign
i was forced to cross the street
(mind you people could stay on that side of the street
*if* they had signs of support for W)
then while strolling down the sidewalk
had to momentarily step into the street
to clear the brush blocking our path
& immediately officers approached and threatened arrest
warning me to stay on the sidewalk-
it was strange serious and scary business
and all we were saying was
support our troops:
bring.them.home.now.
for john wayne yarbrough -
October 14th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini
dear god
October 7th, 2007 | Posted by nicole c perugini