Sunday, August 30, 2009
almost too religious
Beginning to think I go to too many cemeteries...however if I get the chance before I leave L.A., I'm totally going to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery...I heard the Mausoleum is fucking sick. Though looking through the list, I'm sorta disappointed by how few famous people are actually interred there. Most of them have cenotaphs if anything. Oh...well...Rudolph Valentino. His bones are there at least...
Huh. Now that I've said that I totally WON'T GET THE CHANCE, oh well. Murphy's Law.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Before & After: Watch your head.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Never you mind the rats, it's people that are spreading disease.
The anticipation is making me kinda sick.
In one week and one day I'll be driving to L.A., with the knowledge of what was played at Palladium and Henry Fonda.
I followed the NYC shows live & will likely do the same for Chicago is this week...*heart palpitations*
I believe L.A. will be the sickest of all three cities if for no other reason than it will be the Last of the Last. *squish, squish*
I'm planning on bringing my camera but debating on whether or not that's really a good idea- I don't want it to get hurt or stolen, after all. She's my baby. Having said that, I want to be in the pit so badly that I'm trying to work out how to sleep on the sidewalk with like-minded friendly folk just to have a chance to be one of the first ones in.
Torn: pit or photo ops?
I think: if something happens like last night- Peter Murphy hanging upside down by his feet like a bat (!!?!!) - I would never forgive myself for not having a camera on me.
Like everything else, I guess I'll feel it out when I get there. My gut usually doesn't let me down.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Monday, August 17, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Feeling Negative
Stuffed Animal Sacrifice!
Monday, August 10, 2009
Animal Sacrifice!
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Untitled Window Sill
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
High Contrast
Monday, August 3, 2009
Edith, Zealous & Wife
Poor Edith, she was in the Catholic cemetery.
Unlike the "public" cemetery, the Catholic cemetery had gates that locked the Protestants & heathens out. When I was in 6th grade, idiots with nothing better to do and no respect for the dead whatsoever, probably pissed that the place was locked up, went on a late night drunken spree, knocking over 100 year old tombstones and senselessly vandalizing the cemetery. It looks like Edith was in their path. I was quite surprised to learn this past weekend that there are no longer gates on the Catholic cemetery. I don't know when they did that, but it was probably a good idea.
The public cemetery- was right across the street and was never vandalized when I was growing up. I've been going there since I was 10 or 11 because of a Girl Scout troop leader's bright idea to teach us to rub headstones with newsprint and crayons. Took friends there when I learned to drive at 16 because I could drive right in and park, and voila, "we're cool teenagers hanging out in the cemetery..." Someone might even have smoked a cigarette...
Not a particularly interesting cemetery but has some Chinese graves, some cool antique tombstones, and good ol' Zealous Bates (from Boston) and his wife, America:
Although I strongly doubt that the cemetery is haunted, there are stories that the canal that it borders *is*. I've never seen anything, but God knows enough people have drowned in that canal, so yeah, it's possible... Plus, there's supposedly the mass Chinese grave nearby...but no one talks about that and I doubt anyone knows anything about that anymore anyway...
Unlike the "public" cemetery, the Catholic cemetery had gates that locked the Protestants & heathens out. When I was in 6th grade, idiots with nothing better to do and no respect for the dead whatsoever, probably pissed that the place was locked up, went on a late night drunken spree, knocking over 100 year old tombstones and senselessly vandalizing the cemetery. It looks like Edith was in their path. I was quite surprised to learn this past weekend that there are no longer gates on the Catholic cemetery. I don't know when they did that, but it was probably a good idea.
The public cemetery- was right across the street and was never vandalized when I was growing up. I've been going there since I was 10 or 11 because of a Girl Scout troop leader's bright idea to teach us to rub headstones with newsprint and crayons. Took friends there when I learned to drive at 16 because I could drive right in and park, and voila, "we're cool teenagers hanging out in the cemetery..." Someone might even have smoked a cigarette...
Not a particularly interesting cemetery but has some Chinese graves, some cool antique tombstones, and good ol' Zealous Bates (from Boston) and his wife, America:
Although I strongly doubt that the cemetery is haunted, there are stories that the canal that it borders *is*. I've never seen anything, but God knows enough people have drowned in that canal, so yeah, it's possible... Plus, there's supposedly the mass Chinese grave nearby...but no one talks about that and I doubt anyone knows anything about that anymore anyway...
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