Tag Archives: Dreams
Mason the Black Stallion
Meet Mason, the Black Stallion.
Thank you Ariel for introducing him to me.
Mason is a special magical unicorn.
Instant love.
The entire back pasture on the left with the fence is Mason's.
I'm riding bare-back for the first time and he let me!
This my my favorite photo of Mason with the highlights from the sun on his black coat.
Horse shoes are very painful, so Mason doesn't wear any. His hoof is equivalent to one of our fingernails. The very sensitive area is at the center.
Horses can smell up to three miles away.
Horses noses are very soft like velvet.
I love how he scrunches up his eyes. I was doing the same. :)
This is Taco the pony! Taco will be sharing the pasture area with Mason.
This is Spot. He is very mischievious!
This is Cajun!
Spot and Cajun
Princess!
Zoe!
Calvin!
"Why is the hat on my butt?"
Snake Oil Salesman | Folk Night @ R Bar
Rocco DeLuca and special guest performers
The Dahls, C.C. White, Honey Honey
February 12, 2011 @ 10pm
R Bar
3331 West 8th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90005
Ages: 21+
Next shows: February 19 & 26
Password: SOS
I didn’t record video, but here is Rocco and C.C. White performing live at Hotel Cafe to give you a feel of the music.
La Fée Verte
With flowers and with women,
with absinthe and with fire,
we can divert ourselves a little,
acting our parts in the play.
Absinthe drunk on a winter evening,
lights up in green the smoky soul;
and the flowers on the darling one
exude perfume before the bright fire.
Charles Cros, 1842 – 1888
DTLA | Birthday Dinner
My good friend Chris took me out for an early birthday dinner at the Bona Vista Lounge, a revolving cocktail lounge on the 34th floor of the Westin Bonaventure Hotel with a panoramic view of DTLA. It was perfect. I don’t eat very much. Actually, I do, but not 10 ounces of meat! We shared prime rib, raw oysters, caesar salad, and a fancy drink in a fancy glass. The night air was cool with light rain. Here are some photos with rooftop views from the Ritz Carlton and The Standard.
Praying Mantis
The Praying Mantis teaches how to still the outer mind and go within ourselves.
Through this, we can draw upon greater power –
physical, emotional, mental or spiritual.
That stillness can be simple contemplation or meditation or even dreaming.
Healers often have Praying Mantis totems — for they use
their inner stillness to focus their healing power.
The greatest lesson this totem teaches is patience.
Learning to wait for the right moment before striking.
Cleo
When my friend told me his cat’s name is Cleo, I asked him if she is a black cat. He said yes, how did I know?
My first thought in reply to him was “Cleopatra. Black….”
But the truth really was that I saw her face in my head.
And when I met her, this is the exact face I saw.
Cleo.
I love this cat. I love Cleo.
Dreamers
We are the dreamers. We are the believers.
(click for best view)
Descanso Gardens
August 8, 2010
