Ideas
even if they are crooked:
posted by Summer Pierre at
5:09 PM
Friday, March 21, 2008
About Me
- Name: Summer Pierre
- Location: Brooklyn, New York, United States
In High School they had me take a career determination test. The results for my most perfect career were "Artist" and "Flower Arranger." Thanks for the news flash.
Finally, the worst of anyone, can be an accident of hope. --Anne Sexton
The Artist in the Office Zine!
MY CD
- Far From Here
- That Promising Seadog Media
- 30 Days of Images
- Skirt! Magazine
- A Stroke of Insight (it's long, but so worth it)
- (found via Mrs. Tulip)
- Ahhhhh Mega-Zine No. 4
- Simply Breakfast
- Isreali Illustrator Keren Taggar
- Beauty Road Trip
- Maira Kalman on Creative Times
- FINALLY someone talks about the nuts & bolts of her life as an artist & mother (aka keri rulz)
- The unbearable whiteness of being
- Hair Color for Professionals
- Goldsworthy's Dead Hazel Sticks in Mud
- Partners In Health
- The Name of the World by Denis Johnson
- Post Office by Charles Bukowski
- The Lonely Hunter: A Biography of Carson McCullers by Virginia Spencer Carr
- Fiskadoro by Denis Johnson
- Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
- This blog is 100% a labor of love.
- Commute Away!
- Skinny Girls Have No Problems and Other F#@&ed Up ...
- The Love Birds
- It Gets Desperate
- Break Ups & Breakthroughs
- If They Can Do It Why Can't We?
- Jenny Jane
- Blooms in February
- Louis
- Finally a BEST SONG I can relate to!
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4 Comments:
I so totally love this.
That's so cool - thanks for acting on it!
And I finally got around to listening to your CD. It's terrific. It'll definitely be on high-rotation for my commute to & from work...
Thank YOU DAN for giving my little ol' CD some attention! It appreciates it and so do I!
I really loved this movie as a kid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Balloon
It probably wouldn't be the same viewing on DVD. I have vivid memories as a 4th grader watching the movie on an old reel-to-reel in a cafeteria with 100 other kids.
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