Apr 29
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April 29, 2006
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Love the old intro image.
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In The End kingdom hearts AMV
April 29, 2006
sadidas
AMV
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Love the old intro image.
TODAYS THE DAY!
TODAYS THE DAYYYY!!!
A few pages from my April 2006 journal. Life about 20 years ago.
It starts with:
Sonnet For the End of Sequence--Part II by Dorthy Parker 1931
"Therefore, I am immeasurably grateful to you for proving shallow, false and hateful. For now I am my own again my friend! And now I am my own again. And, that is best."
End of entry:
Note 4/8/2006: I love this Dorthy Parker quote. After major betrayals have been revealed in my life, after the shock and awe, I awaken to my freedom from you and embrace my new life, you cauterized away from it.
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As for the drawing of Paul McCartney at age 64, it was in honor of the Beatles 1967 song "When I'm 64". At age 70 now, 64 seems pretty young to me! But , when the Beatles wrote the song in 1967, 64 probably seemed ancient to them.
And that great gay and controversial movie "Broke Back Mountain " was coming out on DVD! Buy the DVD and you could watch it at home on your DVD player! I don't think there was any computer streaming of movies then.
FORTSCHNITT!
Fun recommendation from instagram— Saw this 2006 Coachella flyer and wondered if the Like was on this day, sure enough, they were!
This will be 20 years ago this month (April 29th) … WOW!!!
Nepali Maoist Photo Gallery
By Naresh Newar
LIVING MARTYR: Ram Bahadur Bhandari, a living legend for the Maoist fighters and activists, was tortured for five hours, shot on the chest and thrown 1,000m down the hill by the security forces and left to die. Today he goes by the name of a living martyr.
MEDIA POWER: Maoists have realised that the power of pen is not to be taken lightly. There was a time when independent journalists were forbidden to enter their areas. Today, Kathmandu reporters are invited and are given grand welcome with a military salute and public felicitation.
REBEL MUSINGS: "Run, run, the Maoists are coming. Guess that's how you'll be portraying us in your pictures. Go ahead, click away," says a sarcastic soldier as he tells his uninterested friends to pose against their wishes.
JOIN US: A senior local Maoist leader, Puspa Bikram Malla, gives a fiery speech to the 10,000 villagers who had assembled here for a program organised on the eve of the unilateral Maoist ceasefire.
GIVE US PEACE: Thousands of villagers listen intently as the leaders talk about peace. Everyone heaved a sigh of relief as the leaders announced the blockade was over and peace was on its way.
TIME FOR JOY: Dance and music filled the village as the Maoists joined the cultural groups putting aside their guns shouting pro-loktantra slogans.
FEMALE MILITIA: Women now dominate many of the Maoist brigades. "We love peace too. Contrary to what everyone thinks, we're not warmongers," says this female commander.
TO KATHMANDU: People's Liberation Army is looking forward to come to the capital and join the much talked about the new Nepal National Army.
ON THIS DAY - April 10, 2006 - 17 years ago
2006 CMT Music Awards in Nashville, Tennessee
I went to Japan 18 ½ years ago and got to go to Itsukushima (Miyajima). The deer tried to eat everything out of my hands and the monkeys lounged around and groomed each other and the deer (in the last photo I just missed it)
I want to go back so bad.