If this is not a Trump/Vance/Hegseth/Patel/Bondi/Musk/etc. salute, the world does not need to see it. As performance art or an installation, per se, the composition, location and backdrop are fine but the olfactory overtones inhibit full appreciation of the artists intent.
It was ambiguous. His stillness suggested the posture was purposeful. We were waiting at a light and he remained completely still except for a brief movement toward uprightness. Michelle caught the moment and appreciated the light on his buns. Thus, the title.
We have joked for decades that Albuq "tries so hard." But it's underlying attitude, exemplified here, keeps it from changing.
At the risk of being equated w MAGA, I am trying to keep an open mind toward the current admin. They're making it tough, but we've known since the '60s a radical change has been needed. It's sad that it's being done by such narrow-minded folks.
Last night was scary. The angina didn't respond to the meds...a sign my cardiologist said would let me know the end was near. It eased up as morning came on and I took some LSD, my calmative, of choice.
Aren't u gonna relent and let me see your writings?
If this is not a Trump/Vance/Hegseth/Patel/Bondi/Musk/etc. salute, the world does not need to see it. As performance art or an installation, per se, the composition, location and backdrop are fine but the olfactory overtones inhibit full appreciation of the artists intent.
ReplyDeleteIt was ambiguous. His stillness suggested the posture was purposeful. We were waiting at a light and he remained completely still except for a brief movement toward uprightness. Michelle caught the moment and appreciated the light on his buns. Thus, the title.
DeleteWe have joked for decades that Albuq "tries so hard." But it's underlying attitude, exemplified here, keeps it from changing.
At the risk of being equated w MAGA, I am trying to keep an open mind toward the current admin. They're making it tough, but we've known since the '60s a radical change has been needed. It's sad that it's being done by such narrow-minded folks.
Last night was scary. The angina didn't respond to the meds...a sign my cardiologist said would let me know the end was near. It eased up as morning came on and I took some LSD, my calmative, of choice.
Aren't u gonna relent and let me see your writings?