unexpected

 lately i am drawn to spaces that posses one (or more) unexpected shot of color.

that yves klein blue for example is so unexpected and awesome that it takes this space from just pretty to interesting and intriguing.  

 

yves klein blue is VERY blue...

its saying..

"i'm so blue i'm crazy and will CUT you!!"

i am considering this shade of blue to upholster my bergere chairs.

a strong blue on cocaine.

 

muriel brandolini does unexpected very well...

i don't know many people that would choose acid green for their baseboards..

much less acid green paired with orange walls.

i wonder how that idea went down with the client at first.

 

 

 

 

 

 

i am also very into purple right now.

and am considering purple on cocaine as well:

 

also this is unexpected:

on so many levels. 

 

dear blogfest 2011

it is 4:39- oops make that 4:40 PM on a wednesday and i am on my second glass of shiraz.

what's that mean?

it means i'm awesome.

 

what's my point?

let me break it down...

blogfest 2011 is approaching and i keep getting tweets telling me there are only, like, 5 spaces left.

five spaces left?!?!?!

what the FFFF, is justin beaver going to be there?!?!!!!

 

well blogfest people, i totally want to go!!

b/c

 a.) my new BF newell turner will be there (way better than beaver)

b.) this shit is happening: and i really wanna hear this.

 

and 

c. a lot of really really cool people that i totes wanna hump respect will be there...

 

but once again i am light in the wallet.

farttts!!!

it's only 100 dollars and that's not a lot of money to some people and i could probably swing it in a week or so,

but right now that may as well be 1 million dollars.

but if you could "reserve" a space for me that would be awesome.

 

need proof that i am worth a free reservation?

exhibit a:

i have a crown.

that = importance.

 

exhibit b:

i have cool "friends".

 

exhibit c:

i grew that. 

 

exhibit d (for drunk):

no explanation necessary i feel.

 

ok then.

lemme know.

 

charity farts,

***my friend susie just informed me that registration is full.  all we can do is be put on a waiting list.

shitbutts.

 

good times

i never did acid.

preeetty sure i don't need it.

but i do think boring "normal" people should have a prescription. 

this is utterly fascinating.

really.

from yahoo news...

 

Ever watch an episode of "Leave It to Beaver" and think, "I wonder what June Cleaver would be like on LSD"? Have we got a treat for you!

No, we don't have footage of the Beaver's mom (aka Barbara Billingsley) tripping out at Timothy Leary's house. But in the course of researching a biography on writer Aldous Huxley, author Don Lattin did stumble across footage of an LSD experiment involving a 1950s wife. According to Lattin, the clip was made for a 1956 television show on mental health issues.

The video, almost nine minutes long, shows Dr. Sidney Cohen dosing a volunteer at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Los Angeles. The volunteer said in the clip that her husband -- an employee of the hospital -- told her that Cohen was "looking for normal people" for the experiment, so she came forward. After saying that she was "a little nervous," the unnamed woman drinks a glass of water with LSD mixed into it. Soon thereafter, she's riding on the magic cloud often rhapsodized about in song by musicians of the '60s and '70s.

"Everything is in color and I can feel the air. I can see it, I can see all the molecules," she says. "I'm part of it. Can't you see it?" Dr. Cohen asks, "How do you feel inside?" She replies, "Inside? I don't have any inside."

 

awesome.