napped way too hard this afternoon/evening

= u p  a l l  n i g h t

via

11:43 pm  •  27 October 2009

via ( Ma + Chr )

remind me of Nuda Rosch

these had me at hello/take my breath away

(two tom cruise references?) <—- red flag

9:51 pm  •  27 October 2009

8:40 pm  •  27 October 2009

Aquamarine is associated with peace, tranquility, physical health, women and the spirit of the goddess. Aquamarine has an one of a kind transparent blue color that will bring calmness and mental clarity.

t h r o a t / f i f t h  c h a k r a

located at the throat, this chakra is associated with creativity, self-expression, and the search for truth. the throat chakra is associated with the thyroid gland, upper lungs and respiratory system.

signs that the throat chakra is out of balance

// difficulty expressing oneself // poor learning ability // habitual lying // fear, doubt uncertainty //

8:01 pm  •  26 October 2009

g o i n g f o r t h e t h r o a t

7:57 pm  •  26 October 2009

my nearest and dearest lucas wilson and christian simmons directed a video for Oak

todd beyer sound design is the cherry on top

beautifully shot by ryan dickie

ghouly and gorgeous p e r f e c t i o n

so proud of my boys

2:28 pm  •  26 October 2009

m o l t e n  l i g h t  - chad vangaalen

1:03 pm  •  26 October 2009

Just discovered a batch of drawings by one of my favorites, Lizzy Stewart, based on the song Molten Light by Chad Vangaalen.

1:02 pm  •  26 October 2009

SUB PAR SUNDAY

THIS DAY COULD USE A LITTLE TWEAKING

5:34 pm  •  25 October 2009

OH YEAH Y E L L O

SOUND OF MY YOUTH.

WHOLE DIFFERENT CONNOTATION IN ADULTHOOD.

THANKS FERRIS.

1:35 am  •  25 October 2009

COLLAGE CORE

1:52 pm  •  24 October 2009

DAZE OFF

1:50 pm  •  24 October 2009

WHAT ARE YOU SIOUX? WHAT DO YOU GOT A LITTLE SIOUX IN YOU?

1:40 pm  •  24 October 2009

•If the door is open, a friend may enter the tipi directly. But if it is closed, he should announce his presence and wait for the owner to invite him to come in.

•A male enters to the right and waits for the host to invite him to sit to the left of the owner at the rear. Be hospitable.

•Always assume your guest is tired, cold, and hungry.

•Always give your guest the place of honor in the lodge and at the feast, and serve him in reasonable ways.

•Invited guests are expected to bring their own bowls and spoons.

•Never sit while your guests stand.

•Woman never sit cross-legged like men. They can sit on their heels or with their legs to one side.

•If your guests refuses certain foods, say nothing. He may be under vow.

•Protect your guest as one of the family.

•Do not trouble your guest with many questions about himself. He will tell you what he wants to know.

•In another man’s lodge, follow his customs-not your own.

•Never worry your host with your troubles.

•Always repay calls of courtesy. Do not delay.

•Give your host a little present upon leaving. Little presents are little courtesies and never offend.

•Say “thank you” for every gift, however small.

•Compliment, even if you strain the facts to do so.

•Never walk between persons talking.

•Never interrupt persons talking.

•Always give place to your seniors in entering or leaving the lodge, or anywhere.

•Never sit while your seniors stand.

•Never force your conversations on anyone.

•Speak softly, especially before your elders, or in the presence of strangers.

•Never come between anyone and the fire.

•Do not stare at strangers. Drop your eyes if they stare hard at you; above all for women.

•The woman of the lodge are the keepers of the fire, but the men should help with the heavier sticks.

•Be kind

•Show respect to all men and women, but grovel to none.

•Let silence be your motto, until duty bids you to speak.

•Thank the Great Spirit for every meal.

1:35 pm  •  24 October 2009

SLASH SOLO = BEST THING ABOUT NOVEMBER RAIN

5:24 pm  •  23 October 2009