opera shirt
Friday, 25. January 2008, 19:48:22
wow, i won something. i never win anything, but i did win this lovely shirt.
i have never believed in wearing anything that advertised anything, but you see, there's an exception to every rule.
i have never believed in wearing anything that advertised anything, but you see, there's an exception to every rule.

By KYren, # 25. January 2008, 19:57:02
By KayFour, # 25. January 2008, 20:04:48
I have a similar rule - never pay for a shirt that has someone else's advertising on it. It's an ad - they should pay ME to wear it!
By noah counte, # 25. January 2008, 20:13:08
it was an opera contest just before christmas. all you had to do is say why you should win the shirt.
kayfour,
yep, given the opportunity i am a real clotheshorse.
By I_ArtMan, # 25. January 2008, 20:13:50
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By KYren, # 25. January 2008, 20:30:54
i must remember to beg more.lol
thanks kiran for the wish. shy will go away in time.
By I_ArtMan, # 25. January 2008, 20:50:35
Shy will go away in time.What do you mean?
By KYren, # 25. January 2008, 20:54:24
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By KYren, # 25. January 2008, 21:08:13
many times i've recited my poems in public.
and i have been known to tell a story or two in groups of many people. it's very exhilarating. i recommend it.
we should do what bothers us to get past the fear.
By I_ArtMan, # 25. January 2008, 21:16:45
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By I_ArtMan, # 25. January 2008, 21:23:35
By KYren, # 25. January 2008, 21:39:32
I am happy for you to have it
you earned it
Fatimah
By zenya, # 25. January 2008, 22:11:22
By noah counte, # 26. January 2008, 00:56:50
fati, very kind of you to say so.
matthew, i hope i didn't imply that it was easy. i go to a strange place in my head when i am being listened to and watched by a large group of people. i just meant that i'm not afraid to go through it again. there are some energy accumulations that are nothing to sniff at.
By I_ArtMan, # 26. January 2008, 02:13:30
I knew you weren't saying it was easy. I was just saying that for me, it's not just work, it's uncomfortable. lol.
By noah counte, # 26. January 2008, 02:28:27
By KYren, # 26. January 2008, 10:24:11
By KYren, # 26. January 2008, 10:24:42
apart from knowing what you are going to say , of course.
read read read kiran... with a dictionery or at least a notebook by your side. learn new words every day. in time you will have it.
read the great novels of all countries in english. that's all i can suggest.
By I_ArtMan, # 26. January 2008, 21:23:24
By noah counte, # 26. January 2008, 22:52:01
By KYren, # 26. January 2008, 23:14:33
cool kiran. that will help so much. plus we learn a lot from novels. the good ones at least. the classics.
By I_ArtMan, # 27. January 2008, 02:31:14
By noah counte, # 27. January 2008, 02:40:53
it's cool. dissatisfaction is a sign of growth. maybe more presence will help.
By I_ArtMan, # 27. January 2008, 03:36:45
The funny things is, I give roughly the same presentation regularly, and I always work on it for 15 hours before hand. And it's still never done...
By noah counte, # 27. January 2008, 03:49:04
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By I_ArtMan, # 15. February 2008, 07:58:55
By naoo, # 15. February 2008, 08:01:12
on another post, inspired by a list i made for a great friend i found in venice, and even forwarded to my youngest son. to save ink? no.
but when we talk of the classics we speak of time. if a work of any artist were to survive through a century or two, it would be considered a classic.
once we have the classics read we can read anything that comes out way, a lot of which is just fluff or routine or formula writing.
my point in injecting this warning about the time it takes to read a book well, is the main reason for reading the classics primarily. at least in an equal amount.
when i was thirteen, in my private attic, with a hotplate for tea, i would read the classics.... from homer to saroyan's 'homer', in the 'human comedy'
the link forthcomeing... have to find it.
By I_ArtMan, # 15. February 2008, 08:13:25