This is my kitchen area where I place all sorts of things, as you can tell. I found an abandoned, plain wooden table in my neighborhood. I sanded it down, created a design on the table top and painted a blue gloss coat over the entire table. On the wall is a still life of my favorite bamboo plant. I made it with found cardboard pieces, pastels, acrylics and graphite. The colors and the movement of the shapes keeps it flowing from top to bottom.
The Dalai Lama tells us to stop expecting life to be easy. Life is full of suffering and is ultimately unsatisfying; The only way to be happy is to train your mind to want less and to train your mind to penetrate the ultimate reality. I am rolling into the year with new hope and ideas. I have been invited to be one of the inspirational speakers at the L.A. Union Workers, "Womens Month Program." I am excited and nervous, but it feels good to be part of a great cause. My dreams have been vivid and seem to be telling me stories of my past. I've been writing like maddd. I feel the birth of a new poem! I've also been invited on a poetry performance tour at the end of the year. I'll have to string you along before I tell you my biggest project of the year. So stay connected. Indubitably, Indigo Lounge is going to be delightful on February 7th. The line up is SSicK! Join us for love and Black History Month. Get in contact with me if you would like to perform. We do th
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