Modern Ruins Photographic Essays is just wonderful.
But be careful when you visit as this is not a drop in and move on exhibition. It will suck you in and perhaps after spending a bit of time with, say, this photo you might begin to wonder just who, where and when you are.
Thanks to Zombyboy for the reference.
With acknowledgement to Mr. Dylan Jerry Politex crafted The Bush Stoned Blues. Here’s the chorus:
Mama’s in the fact’ry
She ain’t got no shoes
Daddy’s in the alley
He’s lookin’ for food
I’m in the streets
With the Bush stoned blues
Sing along to the rest at Bush Watch.
Via Expecting Rain entry 13 for 3.1.04.
On this Memorial Day Cowboy Kahlil reminds us that, well, let him speak for himself:
Let’s thank the living while honoring the dead. Let’s minister to their needs, bring healing where it’s possible and demonstrate our gratitude in real and meaningful ways. It’s those acts of reconciliation towards the living that bestow the highest honors of all and that demonstrate that the dead gave their all for a nation that was, and is still, worth it.
Do read the rest the post.