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Re: I know who I am

Posted: July 3rd, 2011, 9:54 am
by Diana Moon Glampers
Do I sound like I am angry with you>

I saw a great movie this morning Emperor's Club
Speaking of the Kingdom of Women
Your contribution's to my artbog are must appreciated.

She may be glutten intolerant, she is my baby sister, she ain;t heavy.

Watching Twilight Zone with her this morning
Quality time.

Re: I know who I am

Posted: July 3rd, 2011, 10:33 am
by SadLuckDame
I get my kicks on route 66...is that the song.
I wanna spend my time always gesturing with you and qualitys time and our times, these conversations keep me lively, don't ya know. :P

Re: I know who I am

Posted: July 4th, 2011, 7:36 am
by silent woman
I can be replaced very nicely by a couple of batteries.

the power of passion
after the collapse of the old new world patriarchy
when the electricity goes out
going to be some frustrated women

http://www.technologyoforgasm.com/


image source black swan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_ ... ear_album)

album inspired by the book
I am going to listen to it today if I can

July 4th
independence day
it is still a man's world
how sweet to be a manchild in the promised land
Man Child In the Promised Land a book i read before you were born I think
http://books.google.com/books?id=EtjIuC ... &q&f=false


Speaking of Old
when american women were asked at what age they would consider themselves old sixty some percent said 29, according to the Harper's magazine index.
when men were asked the same question over half of them said they would consider themselves old at the age of 58

Re: I know who I am

Posted: July 4th, 2011, 7:57 am
by silent woman
Is an environmentally sustainable economy, possible? Hear from Hunter Lovins on “natural capitalism”….an economy that attempts to take everything of value into account, including human resources and living systems. Then, what would you do if a toxic factory set up shop in your backyard? One group of local activists is taking on the multinational company CEMEX. Artist Roxy Paine and critic John Yao present an installation piece addressing industry’s devastating impact on land And first, an exclusive report from the recent World Social Forum in Venezuela where indigenous people are fighting international coal companies, and where Chavez is promising to shift the oil wealth to the people…..





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