advocate ~ colophon postcard from ayurvedic room
there’s this project called “advocate” going slow slowly and part of me is apprehensive about exposing this much of myself […]
advocate ~ colophon postcard from ayurvedic room Read Post »
there’s this project called “advocate” going slow slowly and part of me is apprehensive about exposing this much of myself […]
advocate ~ colophon postcard from ayurvedic room Read Post »
ink smears, two fountain pens, a poem chopped out on an Underwood originating from Lake Crescent, Olympic Peninsula, a Evergreen
inky postcards (hidden track as gratitude artefact) Read Post »
temscontents of pockets, in this instancekind of blue grateful for the ace gifts!
items, blue in the moment Read Post »
Submitted 3 poems to Fiddlehead literary magazine out of New Brunswick, Canada’s longest continuously running publication of the sort, issue
poems on counter (pleasant rejection) Read Post »
sunny day walk to the post office made some poem postcards on beautiful washi with rounded corners (amongst other items
‘photograph your tears’ Read Post »
{leaving the house usually means hospitals or preschool activities and sometimes post offices like in this case} made some poem
sunny day walk to the post office Read Post »
How to remain porous and ready for inspiration as an artist while not growing cynical and hardened in a topsy-turvy world? Sure go to libraries, be a good dad to a curious kid who is learning about Neanderthals… and talk about these things on a dodgy mic beside a crackly fire with a few chords on a ukulele
Libraries for Sensitive Neanderthals ~ Stellate Ganglion Blocks and History of Nothing Read Post »
Fond memories and kind regards to two deceased storymakers: Vancouver Canucks broadcaster and legendary gent Jim Robson, gone at 91
Peace to Hockey Storyteller & Dada-ist Beat Poet (RIP Jim Robson and Alex Caldiero) Read Post »
out of tune with world, yet sending sparks, backyard fire storytime: Appropriately out of tune both with the world and
finding *ways* to spark (in precedented times) Read Post »
Tidying up new year cards as we switch & shift into February and fresh up projects (good things coming)… So
Analog Craft Time: New Year Card remix *friendship is golden* Read Post »
yes, yet another overview of traveling around Japan, possibly with links to other narratives and videos about traveling around Japan. Usual variety of tips, anecdotes, tactics and my love of minor provincial cities, goat farms, coffee, tea and jazz… Plus post offices well, you know all this by now
so, you’re coming to Japan? oh good! dig tactics Read Post »
A new poetry folio chapbook called “advocate, vanish now and again” featuring short stanza poetry and Lomo photographs, all exposed during a tumultuous time of disappearing, collapse and re-creation (amongst the destruction of a currency and my life as I knew it) but hey, went to a cute print shop, maybe I’ll do some letter press there as well
“Advocate” poetry & Lomo folio to *charming* printer in Bizen Read Post »
January 22: Arbitrary check-in from Qinono RSK resto next to prefectural museum of art 42 cards, packets, and letters sent
Arbitrary postal and life task check in Read Post »
a stack of cards, gratefully received from overseas, now organized into an accordion folder, with stories and anecdotes, alongside
sortganizing foreign cards, festive & such – into an accordion folio Read Post »
met this awesome dude, a bass player from Hiroshima, at a gig here in Okayama some months back (april 25,
hats, boots, postcards and Jaco Read Post »
a tremendous amount already, this morning, in bed at 11:30 AM, January 10, feels like three months already or three days: journals of dreams and schemes, festive cards sent and received, visits to two shrines and one Grey, earthquake while writing prayer tiles, three medical appointments already, helping several groups of guest planning visits, cowboy suits and Lego builds, garden plans, antique restorations and so much more, I want to share many artifacts jotted it down here and there, yet for now or for later… a poem
thinking about not thinking, yet so much *life* Read Post »