Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Kim's Pick-Me-Up Video Playlist. Volume 2.
Come come... on the kick drum
This clip cracks me up. I didn't especially love the movie (The Breakup - Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston, what you would expect...) but this is guaranteed to get a giggle out of me, if not full blown laughter. I would love to be friends with John Michael Higgins...
Gilly!
This link should be called anything Kristen-Wiig, for that matter. I can't decide whether I like this just because its humorous, or because I smiled like Gilly for many of my elementary school years. Unfortunate, but funny.
Blazing Saddles...
This selection beat out both the 'shit load of dimes' and also the fart scene among any other worthy choices from this film. I'm worried what this blog entry says about my sense of humor... don't judge.
Not a video link, but...
This happens to be my favorite (perhaps) Mark Morris piece. A section of Dogtown set to Yoko Ono's 'No, no, no'. You won't get it until you see it, but for some reason I can't help but think its genius. Could it be the Jim Coleman version my college choreography class was treated to?
This clip cracks me up. I didn't especially love the movie (The Breakup - Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston, what you would expect...) but this is guaranteed to get a giggle out of me, if not full blown laughter. I would love to be friends with John Michael Higgins...
Gilly!
This link should be called anything Kristen-Wiig, for that matter. I can't decide whether I like this just because its humorous, or because I smiled like Gilly for many of my elementary school years. Unfortunate, but funny.
Blazing Saddles...
This selection beat out both the 'shit load of dimes' and also the fart scene among any other worthy choices from this film. I'm worried what this blog entry says about my sense of humor... don't judge.
Not a video link, but...
This happens to be my favorite (perhaps) Mark Morris piece. A section of Dogtown set to Yoko Ono's 'No, no, no'. You won't get it until you see it, but for some reason I can't help but think its genius. Could it be the Jim Coleman version my college choreography class was treated to?
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
workworkwork
Being a creator is damn tough.
Being an overacheiving artist that cannot seem to say no to anything because who knows what it can turn into is even tougher.
The minute I get inspired or start building visions in my head it's all over and I get sucked in!
I love it and it's wonderfully stressful and all consuming and then I say I'm never going to do it again, and then BAM what do you know guess what I'm doing again.
In the process I'm in love with the project though, and it's hard to make sure I don't abandon my home/life/family in the midst.
This doesn't really apply to Luminarium stuff, I'm pretty much always in love with Lumiarium work and feel justified and productive and happy and never regretful. That feels good, at least!
Being an overacheiving artist that cannot seem to say no to anything because who knows what it can turn into is even tougher.
The minute I get inspired or start building visions in my head it's all over and I get sucked in!
I love it and it's wonderfully stressful and all consuming and then I say I'm never going to do it again, and then BAM what do you know guess what I'm doing again.
In the process I'm in love with the project though, and it's hard to make sure I don't abandon my home/life/family in the midst.
This doesn't really apply to Luminarium stuff, I'm pretty much always in love with Lumiarium work and feel justified and productive and happy and never regretful. That feels good, at least!
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