This afternoon, I asked why he was still wearing his white pajamas with a white t-Shirt.
She explained, he’s a bunny!
(Duh)
He ran off and bounded back wearing a headband with rabbit ears.
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he hurries to that which supports him
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A few months late and a few eggs short, but close enough.
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I hope I find that white package somewhere in the bedroom.
We tried playing Tobago.
It’s too advanced for the kids.
But he pulled out the box the next day.
So I set it up on the dining table.
Still too advanced.
But she used it as a springboard to create a treasure hunt.
Now I’m walking around the house with a turtle wearing bunny ears chanting “Koyaanisqatsi” and a shovel made of a ping pong paddle with a roll of paper.䷼䷇
a crane calling in the shade
its young answers it -
Appalachian Spring, Graham, Copland, Noguchi, Glushanok, 1958
This TV program is a collaboration of giants.
What’s there to say?
Lovely performance, well shot.
Of course, this is a must-watch.
In college we watched many dance performances.
This was an exercise in nostalgia.
Thinking of the dancers at Cal.
We’re on the other side of young.
Where are they?
Those dancers on screen are in another world now.
We all are.
There used to be appointment TV, now we watch over breakfast.䷡䷵
This was my first encounter with Peter Glushanok. His camera was as much a dancer as the eight performers and the stage set. Here is a short biographical blurb and a soundcloud account of his electronic music compositions.
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He’ll be racing her soon.
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If he topples, the tile floor is only a few feet down.
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The driver circled the kitchen and living room until they reached their stop.
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When he felt drowsy, he buckled in and insisted on getting his seatbelt tightened.
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An orange ball floated in the grey evening sky before falling back into the deep green lawn.
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The grass is long, will the bridge rectifier burn out again?
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He wore her oversized Kindergarten T-shirt.