i'll hang my head by the willow tree

From way back at spring break

happenings

--a long and exhausting, stressful day. I'll be getting a new student next week. This student has psychotic issues: hallucinations; thinks bugs are crawling all over him; violent; toileting accidents; pushes other kids down on the playground, then acts likes he's stabbing them, then "eats" them; plus other colorful features. Summertime..Summertime...six more weeks.

New specs, re-living my high school days

A much needed rock and roll

hot/cold staged reading went great. The boys got some skrill for production of the film. Here's a link of the music I put together for the pre and post lingering time between both readings. You know, if you're interested, whatevs.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mjwkldlxdmn

Tracklist:
Cries of the Dead- Chad Vangaalen
In Ear Park- Department of Eagles
Willow Tree- Chad Vangaalen
When we Fall- Grouper
Under the Pier- Bibio
Our place in This- Fridge
Tonight- Sibylle Baier
You're So Fine(originally performed by the Falcons)-Atlas Sound
I Won't Hurt You- West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
Woman of Aran- British Sea Power
mixed over:
recorded interviews from children in the fifties talking about God-recorded by Tony Schwartz
Heavy Water/I'd Rather be Sleeping-Grouper

COMING SOON
'We'll Meet Again'
Clicky-clicky

MJ auction

If I had a million dollars................

stuffs

Library of Congress tubes:






and then something else:

April 14th

"HOT/COLD is an experimental narrative about disillusioned people stuck in a purgatory of uncertainty, the film's non-linear structure encouraging you to determine whether their fates are justified. Past, present, and future are displaced as we see three different women of three different ages simultaneously mirroring one another's failures and victories. The story breaks media boundaries as it can be seen as a live performance piece, a short film, an installation triptych, and even as a strictly aural experience on cd."

This is the live performance part of a great project by Mr. Frank Mosley. I'm helping with the production of the film, and we need you to come help and support the live reading, next Tuesday, April 14th. It's FREE, but donations will be gladly accepted to go towards the production of the film. Come-Intervention comes on Monday and LOST on Wednesday, so you won't miss anything on TV. No excusin'. See you there...

My life....in March

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