So, while we were both still groggy this morning, I tried to convince Heather that she ought to empty her bag for the meme of the moment, Whatsinyourbag. She agreed, admitting that the images we'd been browsing lately told accurate and interesting stories about their creators, and that her bag was bound to house some gems. After I shot the pic, in my pajamas, balancing atop a ladder, she added her own little roll-over descriptions via the Flickr Notes feature. They're wonderful, taking what's going on throughout the whole thread to a new level. Read them here.
I think it's good to have noted the armagedden clipping and the connection with the 7's. Baba is manifesting, but the world won't end. I'm glad there's a little touch of me in your bag. I want to be with you when you have some time.
Dearest Andy is talented beyond description. This blog is amazing but not nearly as amazing as our dearest Andy.
We are so lucky to be related to you two wonderful, superb beings who we adore every moment of every day.
Yeah the Golden Book is pretty crazy. I bought it in a Rite-Aid during some sort of ironic shopping spree, almost 10 years ago now...
Heather just rediscovered it while looking through some childrens' books laying around at my parent's house. I can see why she's thinking about using the images for something; The book presents a lot of possibilities. For whatever reason all of the type is only superimposed over blank spots in the images, which makes it exceedingly easy to photoshop out the original text, and substitute your own.
In fact, I've already heard of one person doing just that. Check out: The Cuddly Menace (You'll be able to see half-way decent scans of all the illustrations there as well).
I just noticed the Golden Book GOD book today... how fabulous and cute, I want to see more of it.
(and somehow I feel like I have already seen it, maybe when I was seven and in Sunday School...)
Hey Sweetie,
I think it's good to have noted the armagedden clipping and the connection with the 7's. Baba is manifesting, but the world won't end. I'm glad there's a little touch of me in your bag. I want to be with you when you have some time.
Dearest Andy is talented beyond description. This blog is amazing but not nearly as amazing as our dearest Andy.
We are so lucky to be related to you two wonderful, superb beings who we adore every moment of every day.
xoxoxo mamajama
I resent be called "nuts."
Paige,
Yeah the Golden Book is pretty crazy. I bought it in a Rite-Aid during some sort of ironic shopping spree, almost 10 years ago now...
Heather just rediscovered it while looking through some childrens' books laying around at my parent's house. I can see why she's thinking about using the images for something; The book presents a lot of possibilities. For whatever reason all of the type is only superimposed over blank spots in the images, which makes it exceedingly easy to photoshop out the original text, and substitute your own.
In fact, I've already heard of one person doing just that. Check out: The Cuddly Menace (You'll be able to see half-way decent scans of all the illustrations there as well).
A.
Andy, thanks so much, that link was fantastic!
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