Back from my Great Adventure
Found this hidden in my stuff when I began unpacking this morning. A parting gift from one of my friends on the farm. I'd have to guess a lot of us there had a similar experience.
My head is blown apart in the best of ways. More about that later. Right now, absorbing the absolute quiet on my mountain and preparing for re-entry to the world tomorrow. I don't think I'll be able to see it or deal with it using the same old eyes. I'm liking the feel of these new ones....
Field Report
Plugged in
just for a bit...
out of the woods to report in. Making shows, puppets big and small, and still living the subsistence wandering gypsy medicine show life. This week will be 3 parades and 3 big shows. Gonna hand off my cameras (or sit one out) so i can get some video and more pictures. It's a great adventure, and I have my head blown apart daily.
Book idea: "How to Build a New and Better World with Bread, Garlic and Cardboard"...
More soon, and a flickr album coming. Be happy and be well.
out of the woods to report in. Making shows, puppets big and small, and still living the subsistence wandering gypsy medicine show life. This week will be 3 parades and 3 big shows. Gonna hand off my cameras (or sit one out) so i can get some video and more pictures. It's a great adventure, and I have my head blown apart daily.
Book idea: "How to Build a New and Better World with Bread, Garlic and Cardboard"...
More soon, and a flickr album coming. Be happy and be well.
Out of the woods for a moment...
I've been (am) away.
We live in the woods like wild and gentle animals, a tribe fueled by common purpose, a cheap art aesthetic, good humor, hard work and music that is spontaneous, infectious and never ending. An alternative world that acknowledges light and dark, but ultimately maintains hope and optimism by using cardboard, cheap paint, rusted wire, old innertubes, duct tape, dancing and laughter, completely independent of (or in spite of) any economic or commercial overtones or influence.
Make it up, make do, or do without.
Life
Is
Good.
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