Real world events.

A recent paint tray.

Random rectangles

on rain-wet sidewalk.

Spring Snow

Not just a great novel my Mishima!

This spring has been bountious with snow

This half-eaten snow frosted doughnut
(of unknown material)
was outside of Bedrock the other afternoon.

"Photography is inherently fragmentary . . ." writes Robert Adams on the last page of a recent book.

At first I thought this was profound. Upon continued reflection it seems platitudinous.

Isn't all art inherently fragmentary? Consciousness is inherently fragmentary.

Baseball is inherently fragmentary. Pitch by pitch.

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Photography is inherently unifying.

Yet another picture of my favorite two-headed eagle.

With a triangle on its heads.

What does it mean?

Oh, and a recent tray.

Frozen chaos of the everyday.

Red Ink

Next I need a big bottle of black ink.

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Claes Oldenburg?

This looks like a gigantic sculpture to me.

Nancy Rumbel & Eric Tingstad

Presented a Tilt-a-Whirl
performance at the Methodist Church
here in Helena
last Saturday night.

Beautiful sounds abounded
as the soothing tones
cut through the air like razor-sharp scythes.

They did a tasteful arrangement of
"What A Wonderful World."

I'm looking forward to comparing it to the cover
version forthcoming on the new Ministry album.

American monetary system

Remember these machines?

There's still one at The Hub in the Helena Valley.

Much like the economy today

it's "broken."

Out of order.

Vote Obama.

Restore order.

Ultimately, it may mean

more pocket

"change"
for us all.