Intriguingly the hole started filled, then became unfilled. What originally caused the hole? Who filled it? Who unfilled a filled hole? With discovery maybe more about this hole will be revealed. People should subscribe so y’all can pay all the Pacer fees to get to the bottom of this hole situation.

Somehow it’s worse.

The “Facts” state “The Longstanding Hole” hasn’t been filled since at least 2015, 10 years.

But it was covered with an orange cone.

But then 4 years ago, the unfilled hole also became uncovered.

They haven’t been able to even cover it with an orange cone warning for 4 years.

A marble bust by Rodin of Victor Hugo carved in a roughed out way to pay homage simultaneously to Hugo and Michelangelo behind a floral arrangement created for the Bouquet of Arts Exhibition Day at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor synthesizing two artists work into one display.

I’ll take you up on this deal. But I don’t know how to facilitate this exactly i.e. how to send you the 5. Let me know.

Also very much appreciate that the dance forms into a spiral, the more natural form of movement.

AGAINST MARCHES: AN ARGUMENT FOR THE DANCE OF HISTORY

Derrida’s reading of Marx as theorizing a responsibility to honor the Other across time puts friendship at the center of the cosmos… Marches are remorseless and mechanized; dances constellate and make use of the field in spirals and repetitions.

Bless the hearts of any fool thinking their leaf blowers are helping make things look nicer when I can see and feel the chaos it causes fill the air with dirt, pollution, suffering, and pain as it moves towards me like a category 5 hurricane.

Jackasses.

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Once again, a tapestry of art and literature by a master weaver, as expected.

“This is the work of the poem: to ruin reified boundaries by luring us—formally, linguistically, etymologically, surreally, recklessly, inappropriately, endlessly—towards the possibilities of unboundedness. Poetry never stops imagining. The poem does not take “no” for an answer: it jumps the fence.”

“They nudge us to think, to imagine, to forsake the given scripts and safety associated with conforming to received beliefs and conventions.”

“Sacredness makes profanation possible. Only the holy can be profaned. Heresy is an act that profanes the sacred text, which is to say, interprets this text in a way that’s threatening to clerics and religious institutions. Heresies are dreamy, to me.”

Truly an all around great Q&A.

A joy to read.

And packed with stellar insightful stuff.

“It starts with the eye and the ear: music, soundscapes, embodied experiences, paintings, sketches, images. Serendipity and coincidence are sources of continuous astonishment.”

Delightful.

Long Live Roi Radude.