Thanks for lending us the wheels Lil A!!!! |
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
"Lil A" lent us some wheels to go entertain at Play Date PDX!
Just overheard
at convenience store: Perturbed young man to clerk, "sorry I'm hanging out, I just got the worst compliment a guy would ever want from my girlfriend. She said It turns out I am the best lover she ever had...that"s how she told me she got with another guy". The clerk and I looked at each other both trying so hard not to start cracking up like jack asses, We're with ya brother, It's gonna be ok.
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
This couple made my bus ride longer
This couple made my bus ride longer and more excruciating by sitting right next to me and bickering constantly.
On and on and on.
After a while I couldn't help but pick sides.
"Dude not only is she older than you but she is working a job right now. If she thinks that how well your car can be seen from the road is not really criteria for choosing an apartment then you need to listen to her."
Then I mentally read her the riot act too.
"And You, It's not what you are telling him, it's how you say it. It's demeaning, you are losing your best points because of the hen pecky delivery."
To make it work She needs to act like he isn't a man-child, baby factory who is staying at his Moms house. And he needs to learn to treat her like she didn't pick a dumb ass that she will blame her life on for decades.
I wanted to say "You two need to find some better communication skills or I'm gonna have to get up and sit way over there...now none of us want that do we? DO WE???" But I was a total coward and just sat there pretending to read a dead flip-phone.
Clownsilor...It would kinda be hard to ask for funding for such a thing but on the plus side, sessions would be very short. Only about as long as the time it takes for a good knock knock joke. Knock knock. Who's there? Your babies DNA.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Thursday, February 13, 2014
I was an active activist for at least 12 years
...and passively active as long as I can remember. I was a parent during a lot of that time and my daughter was witness to the city and it's people having some crazy growing pains. Lots of active folks had kids and dogs and tons of travelling guests all the time bringing news from the various fronts. A cultural revolution was going on and a huge wing of it looked and smelled just like us. To have all these folks behind us, we really need to be right. Part of changing the world is being able to stand up in an argument just as much as standing in the street. To demand change you have to have all the good ideas and numbers on your side. It was a huge value for everyone to get learned up about everything going on. Free school was great for that. The Clown House on Mississippi had that going on as well as being a sanctuary R&R for the tree sitters from fall creek among places. I was never too far from someone doing something that impressed me, teaching the average people to interpret whats happening to them is very impressive. The electoral process like capitalism itself is based on the assumption of an informed public. Our public is ill-informed in lots of things and very distracted/vulnerable to manipulation. Portland was in an angry state of mind back in 97 but it didn't hurt that there is awful TV reception here. Free-thinking investigative citizens soon got organised. Nothing brings folks together like oil wars and civil rights struggles. and some of the silliest things happen in the "Healthy sense of outrage" parenting community. The kiddos know all the same language the parents learn at the countless workshops and that's a recipe for hilarity. "Mom, he's imposing unfair trade tariffs and occupying unlawful territories". (Mom walks into the room) "Son, share the pizza and give your sister her glasses back Hey! stay on your side of the table". Son: "No Way we won't go! US out of north Tablestan!!!" (Mom) "Son, don't make me deploy a police action task force [Dad]. The Dad tries to pull the kid to his side of the table but he falls limp in a final act of passive resistance.
Like what we do? Donation bucket!
Like what we do? Donation bucket!
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
We were among the last ones off the road and the first back on.
Making an attempt to get to Soundgrounds for a documentary interview. I'm always enchanted by my partner. She doesn't own any "costumes" she is the real deal so she just has clothes.
Olive Rootbeer is so hot she melted my snow balls! wait...that didn't sound right. :) |
I like to try to give %100 at some point every day. This was the most dangerous thing I have done so far this year. |
Monday, February 10, 2014
Chased by snow
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