FROM MARCY TO MADISON SQUARE..IT'S LIKE THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS IS JUST A MATTER OF YEARS!!
everything I've seen made me everything I am..I'm trying to beat life CAUSE I CAN'T CHEAT DEATH!
Some individuals say that my blog is wack cause it has no info... It's nothing but pics..My response: They aren't just pictures, they are images that stimulate the mind. When I look at these pics there's a message behind them. Some make me say WOW, others DAMN! and some leave me speechless. The power of an image can be stronger than words...I'll leave you guys with these...
FROM MARCY TO MADISON SQUARE..IT'S LIKE THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS IS JUST A MATTER OF YEARS!!
FROM MARCY TO MADISON SQUARE..IT'S LIKE THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS IS JUST A MATTER OF YEARS!!
"Sometimes an education isn't by the book"
Definitely my type of movie...one that makes my imagination go to infinite places..
"So Far Gone" EP in Stores today
I'm buying this masterpiece even though I pretty much downloaded all of the songs off the net..it's only right!
beautiful......
Tell me what you know about dreamin’ dreamin’
you don't really know about nothin’ nothin’
I just realized this at a different level and here's why...
Now days houses have no porch!
"Houses in the U.S. built prior to the advent of air conditioning had prominent front porches, which fostered a sense of community as they served as a public meeting space. Leisure time meant conversing with neighbors, getting to know them and building community in the process. As cars became more prominent for transportation, and air conditioning allowed people to escape the heat without having to sit out on the front porch, and the enticement of television drew people indoors for leisure time, the front porch faded from architectural plans."
-Andrew Jones from the book, "Fads, Fetishes, and Fun: A Sociological Analysis of Pop Culture"
"Houses in the U.S. built prior to the advent of air conditioning had prominent front porches, which fostered a sense of community as they served as a public meeting space. Leisure time meant conversing with neighbors, getting to know them and building community in the process. As cars became more prominent for transportation, and air conditioning allowed people to escape the heat without having to sit out on the front porch, and the enticement of television drew people indoors for leisure time, the front porch faded from architectural plans."
-Andrew Jones from the book, "Fads, Fetishes, and Fun: A Sociological Analysis of Pop Culture"
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