Arrghhh... the pipe to the geekhouse is a little too skinny tonight for me to edit this entry properly. Ah well. Praise be to Allah for ftp.
Getting married... *sighs* Everyone's doin it, man... You like flyin, kid?
Ya know, I've been thinking alot recently about all the people that I know that have gotten or are getting married. It's like a rash. It's funny, my mom used to tell me, only half-jokingly, that I couldn't get married until I turned 26. That ill-fated day is fast approaching and, ironically, I don't think it's going to be a problem. I have so much that I need to work out in my headspace that I don't feel like I can commit to anyone... was there anyone in my life to commit to. To be honest, I'd kind of like for the person I find to have their own headspace sorted out and at least be on the way to knowing who they are and what they want. I don't want that person to expect any less from me, so... I wait... and think.
Which leads me to a question. Those of you who got married young: what's the secret. I just want to know what made up your mind?
I had a terrifying thought, tonight... the very thought that spun me off on this tangent: I says, "self? What if you got married? Then you wouldn't have to keep asking yourself these silly questions. You'd have no choice but have a new set of goals and thoughts". Ugh. WTF! I promptly said a handful of hail-marys, donned my hair-shirt, and got on with my life. Is that it? Is that why people get married? My sources say: Maybe some. Most? Not likely.
Anyway...
We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
Athough it's for a movie I haven't seen, there's a poster he did for a director I like, Dziga Vertov. Vertov's editing style is very MTV, which is sort of surprising, since he worked in the 'teens and 'twenties. Kinoglaz is everybody's favorite, if they have it at the library or something.
Apparently the avante-garde community in the early Soviet Union was very insular and close to Lenin, but after the Depression hit the USSR, Lenin had a change of heart and declared the avante-garde "decadent" and favored more "natural modes" of representation.
Anyway, yeah, like I like Rodchenko a whole lot.