on lAmaR s0rReNto:
February 29th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
spring is uPon us ~
February 21st, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
c l o w n i n g around*
February 19th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
today
walking down cooper street
on s t i l t s
was
this
clown
who gave margo a poofy yellow clown nose
and invited us to see cirquedusoleil . . .
youaresafe
February 18th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
heart.day
February 14th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
it could be y o u r story.
February 8th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
the homeless are our walking graffiti -
part of the urban landscape.
we look past them
& we demonize them
from fear - ignorance - namethatalibi.
yet they are simply complexly human
and are deserving of our respect -
an ear (if youre so inclined) -
a smile.
they are our veterans -
our disabled -
our children -
the poorest among us.
for very few is having no home a choice.
i ask questions
then listen
& take photographs
hoping to capture their essence -
to give those without one
a
v o i c e . . .
in culture grits an online memphis magazine
new m o o n: new y e a r
February 7th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
gratefuldeadtickets*
February 5th, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Life!)
The Grateful Dead, the San Francisco cult rock band
that has played at political events since the 1960s,
will reunite on Monday for the first time in four years
to rally support for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama,
a spokesman said on Friday.
Band leader Jerry Garcia died in 1995.
Surviving members have played together occasionally since then, most recently in 2004.
On Monday, original members Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh and Bob Weir will play at a San Francisco theater a day before California’s primary.
“They have agreed to reunite for this one-time-only event in order to lend support to Senator Obama
leading into the crucial ‘Super-Tuesday’ series of primaries held on Tuesday, February 5th,” the band said in a statement.
The band gained fame with its free-form psychedelic music when the counterculture movement flourished in San Francisco in the 1960s,
and they attracted many loyal fans who came to be known as “Deadheads.”
(Reporting by Adam Tanner)
* tickets belong to the one the only misty white
cuPcAKe
February 1st, 2008 | Posted by nicole c perugini