basic
you can call me
whoretense spacia facepillow
birthdate 1964
born usa
current
a small town you have never heard of or been to,
whatcom county, washington state
work telecommuter for the gov't
spare time artcars, drawing, comics, the boyfriend, painting, making wierd stuff in general
physical
eyes brown
hair brown
height 6' even
weight 150 lbs
shoe 10.5
dick cut
balls 2
etc etc ear piercings, no tattoos, boyish good looks, excellent genes.
at home
television Southpark; Jon Stewart and other lefties...
music As Tall as Lions, Cloud Cult, Low. trance has lost its allure finally...Ben Folds, Third Eye Blind, Killers... michelle shocked, dot allison, tori amos, nothing all that edgy (see "current" above)
current reading Anything by Douglas Coupland Gore Vidal, Augustine Burroughs, Robert Harris, Whitman...Sherman Alexie's "The Strongest Indian in the World" collection of short stories, some very powerful...not much else unless you're into industrial hydraulics. Camille Paglia is cool.
pets dog--see Sadie May
outside
walking Sadie May, the center of the universe
eating We call it "Canada".
drinking See "eating".
dancing Not much these days. Last time was Vancouver B.C. naked romp, January.
travel Seattle whenever I have to for work. Most frequently its Vancouver and other parts of British Columbia. Often Seattle.
etc radical faeries...movies (don't miss Sherman Alexie's "Business of Fancy Dancing"...Seattle Int'l Film Festival (Hope Along the Wind featuring Harry Hay was excellent)...lots of socializing and fun trips to Canada, since out here in the Fraser River valley, that's about all there is.
Personal Rants, Journal, etc
Great quote:
"Unless we are very very careful, we doom each other by holding
onto images of one another based on preconceptions that are in turn based on
indifference to what is other than ourselves. This indifference can be in its
extreme, a form of murder and seems to me a rather common phenomenon. We claim
autonomy for ourselves and forget that in so doing we can fall into the tyranny
of defining other people as we would like them to be. By focusing on what we
choose to acknowledge in them, we impose an insidious control on them... The
opposite of this inattention is love, is the honoring of others in a way that
allows mutual discovery." --Anne Truitt
