you've gotta think that when snow was being created, turning it white was a pretty good idea. given the grey color of the sky during most of the winter months it is really wonderful to have my apartment seem so bright because of the freshly fallen snow out the window. i'm all about it and it makes me nostalgic. now, i'll certainly be bitching about it come february, but for now its a real perty thing.

i haven't really felt like writing here lately.
i think its a number of things, one of which that i have a bunch of projects i am working on it seems like a waste of time to write in here... but that being said, often when i have this many things going at once i feel paralized and don't do anything.
*sits and twiddles thumbs*

i have a performance this friday and this week is full of rehearsals.
i have two more performances next week and i have two big photo projects i need to be working on.
on top of this it occurs to me that it is time for christmas shopping.

i saw this piece on nightline last night about the movie coming out called "what would jesus buy" which at the previews i was thinking "oh man, this looks like some insane televangelist shtick". well, it is. sort of. only that the televangelist is a performance artist who adopts this character to make shoppers aware of the control of consumerism.
it was pretty awesome.
he marches into malls with a choir and preaches about the dangers of buying too much stuff. it made me want to see the movie.

this being said, it is fun to buy people presents. i just look forward to the day when i can just buy presents without worrying how much they cost... assuming that day might come.
but since i am not currently able to just buy people's love i have to just come up with really thoughtful gifts.
sigh.
ha.

cheers to the first real snow.