Since our 'riots' last month, my neighbourhood has been host to a continuing party, even in the rain people crowd the streets. Yesterday I was struggling home with my shopping and was so overcome by the glorious technicolour everywhere that I decided to photograph my favourites in the last 500 metres before I got to my door.
"I missed the bus (yeah I did it again!) That's when I first met that Parisian Poet...Angel...it was his idea I took my place in Bohemia I've got a view nobody's seen I read Burrough's, but I keep it clean I go places inside my head With an eye on tomorrow To keep my soul fed I came here of my own accord Came to witness the unexplored" Mae Moore..Bohemia
A lot of people in Bristol seem to be handicapped and rather attractive - at the same time. (Though I feel that wanting to wear a bow tie in public is simply a handicap).
You end up committing yourself to what you are left with Robert Wyatt
I don’t know what I want; I am inconsistent, non-committal, passive; I like the indefinite, the boundless; I like continual uncertainty. Gerhard Richter
A man should swallow a toad every morning to be certain of not encountering anything more disgusting in the course of the day. Nicholas de Chamfort
Pig and farm report
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My whole life is about winning.
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Hippie Day in Bristol?
ReplyDeletexl - every day is hippie day in some pars of Bristol
ReplyDeleteHello Lulu:
ReplyDeleteHave we made a mistake in not choosing Bristol for our base in the UK rather than Brighton?
If this is all to found within 500m of your door, then Brighton is starting to look very staid indeed. And we are not in Hove!!
That last photo looks like me!
ReplyDeleteI was deeply impressed by the riots and also considered moving to Bristol.
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Suddenly my neighbourhood looks very beige.
ReplyDeleteOh to live in a town where I wouldn't have to dress "down" to walk to the post office. Here, the norm is baseball caps and pyjama bottoms with Crocs.
ReplyDelete"I missed the bus (yeah I did it again!)
ReplyDeleteThat's when I first met that Parisian
Poet...Angel...it was his idea
I took my place in Bohemia
I've got a view nobody's seen
I read Burrough's, but I keep it clean
I go places inside my head
With an eye on tomorrow
To keep my soul fed
I came here of my own accord
Came to witness the unexplored"
Mae Moore..Bohemia
Jane & Lance - Brighton and Bristol have a lot in common, I love both.
ReplyDeleteNursey - are you sure you didn't teleport over on Saturday?
Scarlet - the riots were hilarious but it can get a bit noisy.
MJ - we're not beige - neither are we couture footwear territory!
Louciao - pyjama bottoms with Crocs, seen on a daily basis, you poor woman!
Mr.S.Capeons - Thank you darlin' - it's not often enought that I get a poetry boost to my day xxx
A lot of people in Bristol seem to be handicapped and rather attractive - at the same time. (Though I feel that wanting to wear a bow tie in public is simply a handicap).
ReplyDeleteGadjo - That is very true of Bristolians - we are all brilliant yet flawed. In total agreement about the bow tie business though
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