Alive:ness. We are caught with the strange responsibility of assessing ALIVE:NESS. These people that claim to be all alive/dead/we cannot tell, to what degree do they have real alive:ness in our own lives? Their picture, staring out at us from … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: December 2011
I recently read the following from a call out for papers from Genesis, the Journal of the Societé Italianadelle Storiche (Italian Society of Women Historians) on Cultures of Sexuality: “The acronym *LGBTQIA* refers to a plurality: lesbians, gay, bi-sex,trans-sex, queer, … Continue reading
If we are to herald the word globalization in an economic and information sharing sense, then it cannot be bound to those two fields. It must also require a rethinking about our identity and spirituality, about relationships, love and sex. … Continue reading
“The citizens of the united states are not living on a separate planet!” –Screams an activist in Durban South Africa at the climate change conference. He is screaming with an honesty, with an urgency, that I find generally unparalleled in … Continue reading
I picked up a copy of the Fall 2011 Issue of Electronic Beats Magazine today with Björk on the cover. I’m going to say firstly: it’s a great issue–read it! I read it cover to cover. But the issue did … Continue reading
“Mostly when people think about female DJays they expect them to, like, show their tits. We’re not like that. We’re all about the music.” — from an interview I just saw on Italian DeeJay TV. I wish someone would say … Continue reading
Seven years of polyamory and even when we fight and say ‘should we stop this?’ everytime we arrive back at NO. But I find that we evolve, I evolve, I change my thoughts around the topic. Hopefully I improve. I’m … Continue reading