MY RECENT POSTS
- G*ngr*ch Calls "Bullsh*t" on
"Dog-Wh*stle Pol*t*cs"
February 12, 2012 05:14PM - Calendar Notes:
February 01, 2012 04:37PM - Rhyming Poetry and Clichés
About My Soul
January 30, 2012 06:22PM - Eye St. Villain - (Ode to
Chris Dodd)
January 18, 2012 05:06PM - M.L.K. - An Inventive
Remembrance
January 13, 2012 03:20PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “That idiot Stephen
Moore. Ha! a great weekend
laugh.”
February 10, 2012 01:58PM - “And, as the comment goes
into the ether, you realize
you
meant to say
"its.&…”
February 07, 2012 01:52PM - “I love the trip down
memory lane. I especially
enjoyed the
facade and it's
angles…”
February 07, 2012 01:51PM - “Wonder where I'd be if I
hadn't accepted your
invitation to
join those
several ye…”
February 07, 2012 01:27PM - “That was a great story.
(r)”
February 06, 2012 12:55PM
Stacey Youdin's Links
G*ngr*ch Calls "Bullsh*t" on "Dog-Wh*stle Pol*t*cs"
Rhyming Poetry and Clichés About My Soul
Eye St. Villain - (Ode to Chris Dodd)

Revolving door, mobius rotating:
Which is the more apropos?
When dropping out running for president,
Two more years of laying low:
You never would work as a lobbyist;
Pointless so don't even try.
The moguls called; paying how much you say?
Constitution, say goodbye.
Due process, hell, let 'em… Read full post »
M.L.K. - An Inventive Remembrance
Dr. King once delivered a sermon called "The Drum Major Instinct"
which is ripe with parallels to our day.
The politics of destruction, the chutzpah (however you choose to pronounce it) of reality-show presidential candidates, the culture war, imperialism, flattery carrots and fear sticks, the big l… Read full post »
La Niña and Catnip Will Kick Your Ass
If the eyes are the "window to the soul," then this is "the view from my window" for which our editor has put out the open call.
I've heard that everything is upside down.
Touch football in Fargo while the best ski conditions in the west… Read full post »
A Heaping List of Bests - 2011
Best use of the imagination which prevents shooting out the TV ... crane falls on "Free Credit Report" band.
Best exposition of a parallel universe voting block ... Joshua Holland, describing your neighbors, whether you know them or not.
Best cattiness ... Tina Brown's choice for cover shot of… Read full post »
Art for Art's Sake: Perspectives
Welcome to Oso Remote Studios
Martha Youdin - Designs in Glass
This is a three-part piece: 2 circular dishes and a sphere (marble). The designs you see are varied inclusions.
You sandwich odds and bods between two layers of glass, mindful of both additive… Read full post »
Winter's Return Engagement
BEFORE MOVING ON TO KANSAS
You may have heard our interstates were closed, they got 14" snow in town, travellers were stranded east and north of Albuquerque and it was one big mess.
The snow quit here overnight. My groggy self put up the coffee, opened a… Read full post »
Gifts for that "Undiscernable Someone"
THE PUDDY HOODY
WASHINGTON INSIDER CARE
PRICELESS WARHOL ORIGINAL
The Republican field is none of my business
Why I Rated Emily's Post in 25 Words or Less (tr ig's OC)

Just Like Dick Clark's Blues
"Oh man come on" as Howlin' Wolf once said
You can't be even close to being real
"Compared to what?" will not put this to bed
Nor will your precious standing in the field
As Bachmann spoke of vaccinations' harm
Cain's voltage turned toward neighbors to the south
Newt's Freddie Mac funds, pocketed, still wa
…
All This Stuff Twirling Around in my Head
What twirls in my head is this Matisse called "Open Window
Collioure."
In… Read full post »
Abstract/Sequential in DC
It happens. You pass by a coming-attractions box on U Street and
are drawn to the serendipity of countless past posters, respecting
their adhesives.
Constellations have been named with less than this. Dig around in there and you'll find faces and incomplete hyperbole among all the torn edge… Read full post »
The Gingrich Memorial
Thank You Internets Writ Large
Google had made my life unbearable, but thank goodness there was a workaround.
The world is full of enough Catch-22's to make the nomenclature feel both appropriate and ancient.
Like when the post office demands you give them a physical address for your PO Box. You comply, but… Read full post »
Open Salon is in the Title of this Post
I spent almost a week in one of the busiest places in the
country. If you're so inclined, you may go back to my "welcome
page" and enjoy the six part series.
I promise you the intent was making photographs, not forced slideshow.
You salonistas were with me… Read full post »
Photo-Essay: King St. Old Town Alexandria - Epilogue
PART
ONE PART
TWO
PART THREE
PART FOUR PART
FIVE PART SIX
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Photo-Essay: Zoo Story
PART
ONE PART
TWO
PART THREE
PART FOUR PART FIVE
PART SIX
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Photo Essay: Pickin' Crab and Shootin' Pizza
PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX
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Photo-Essay: Memorials, Monuments and Today
Photo-Essay: Headdresses and Poets
PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX
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In our neck of the woods, the Chacoan archite… Read full post »
A Postcard of a Photo-Essay
PART ONE PART TWO PART THREE PART FOUR PART FIVE PART SIX
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If you have ever been to… Read full post »
Eric Cantor - Shut Your Face
They absorb a grand lie, then pass it on.
Their marriage of convenience to old money stems from the need for empiricism in the myth of the American Dream. They get their shot and then comes the proverbial devil's bargain.
They must learn to lord their riches over the… Read full post »












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