Satisfaction
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Sometimes I think this woman is kinda hot / Sometimes I think this woman is sometimes not / Puts me down, fool me around / Why she do it to me / Out for satisfaction, any piece of action / That ain’t the way it should be She needs lovin’ / Knows I’m the man she’s gotta see / Pours my beer, licks my ear… Brings out the devil in me / Hell ain’t a bad place to be Spends my money, drinks my booze, stays out every night / But I got to thinkin’, hey just a minute / Somethin’ ain’t right / All this disillusions and confusion make me wanna cry / Oh the shame you, playin’ your games, tellin’ me those lies Don’t mind her playin’ demon / Long as it’s with me / If this is hell, then you could say it’s heavenly… / Hell ain’t a bad place to be Late at night turns down the light, / Closes up on me / Opens my heart, tears me apart / Brings out the devil in me Hell ain’t no bad place to be / I said hell ain’t no bad place to be AC/DC, Let There Be Rock Album, 1977
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This is being offered as a ladies shirt, since the type is feminine. If anyone is interested in a masculine type face + dark colors, just let me know thru bubble mail + I’ll make it for you. Thanks for visiting!
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From a little series called “Love Hurts”.
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She loves herself, that’s in her nature.
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Mystic Weavings
by tkrosevearAn ultimate reality believed from insightful gifts / Visions from Creator and my contemplative spirit uplifts The reason I was born, a …
Intention poetry
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pastel pencils on fabriano 220 gr. paper
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Nothing like a Saturday morning cruise in your screaming yellow coupe!
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Waiting for the big “KABLOOEY” is the best part. :) *Yanno… I don’t think I have ever met one of those tree hugging save the whales types, that couldn’t make a mighty fine pipe bomb.
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” And every breath we drew was Hallelujah… HALLELUJAH, HALLELUJAH / HALLELUJAH, HALLELUJAH…” ~excerpt from lyrics to song” Hallelujah”
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This series is called ‘Daily Tao’. Chinese symbols taken from the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao. The book was given to me by a dear friend, and former lover. I enjoy picking it up and reading the entries, finding something new to take from them each time. From ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ on Stillness: Wind stirs the bamboo, / But once the wind passes, / The bamboo is silent. / Geese land in the chill pond, / but once the geese fly away, / There are no reflections. / In the same way, / Once the red dust passes, / The mind is still. The affairs of the world are often euphemistically referred to as red dust. If we do not involve ourselves with the difficulties of the world, there will naturally not be any suggestion or stimulation present. Then the mind will be still. The still mind is capable of the most supreme states of existence. Obviously, total withdrawal from the tribulations, dangers, sensual tempations, and entanglements of everyday life would be one way of doing this. If you feel ready to do this and you have that option, then you should do so. You will find satisfaction and happiness very quickly. But if you are obligated to remain in the world for some time more, and still want to practice the art of tranquility, you must execute withdrawal on a more microcosmic scale. Then stillness is possible for at least short periods. Even short periods of stillness must be beneficial….......... :o) Peace, love & happiness, / Jenny
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This series is called ‘Daily Tao’. Chinese symbols taken from the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao. The book was given to me by a dear friend, and former lover. I enjoy picking it up and reading the entries, finding something new to take from them each time. From ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ on Mandala What did I do today? / I exercised. I said goodbye / To a departing friend. / I went to market, ate my meals. / Took a walk. Took out the garbage. / Read a little. Meditated. Slept. / This was my mandala. A mandala is most commonly a diagram or painting that one uses during meditation. The painting is usually brightly colored and extremely complicated. By beginning at the outer perimeter of the picture and gradually working inwards (sometimes pausing at certain parts to contemplate), the meditator becomes completely absorbed. By the time that the center is reached, all normal egoistic notions should have been dissolved and the profundities of the mind should have been opened. Other religions have various other ways: mass, chanting, sacrament, reciting holy scripture, contemplating. These too become their mandala—their objects of worship. But it is not enough to go to church or temple once a week, or to read a bit of a holy book every morning. Can Tao be confined to such simple rituals? No. We could fly to the very height of the cosmos, plunge to the greatest depth, swim the length and breadth of eternity, and still not come to the limits of Tao. Therefore, we should look to Tao in every day. We should ask ourselves each day how Tao manifested itself to us. Our daily activities are our mandala. Tao reveals itself to us in our mundane doings. Tao, love, god, universe, goddess, allah…....always around us, surrounding us, filling us, within us…....... and we strive to find it…........... Peace – Jenny
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Cherry 1934 Ford 3-window coupe street rod. Often seen cruising on Saturday mornings…
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The brides father enjoying a well deserved drink. / Taken in Kew Canon 1d mk2 / Canon 70-200mm IS 2.8 L Lens @ 140mm / ISO 800 / 1/160th / F2.8 Featured in DSLR users Group / People and Portrait Photography / Mood and Ambience / The Weekend Photographer
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The original is a 36” x 48” acrylic painting, As in many of my paintings I use Metallic and interference paints that alter of show up differently depending on the viewers angle of view and the lighting. Since photography can’t interpret this kind of dynamic the camera version of this work wasn’t to my satisfaction… so I started to use the image to experiment with photo-shop elements. I watched as the colors jumped all the way through the roof… the people upstairs were not happy, particularly given the late hour. / So here is a version of this work that I was on when the neighbor’s call to the color cops stopped my playing around.
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This classy Lady is “The Ambassador” of her country, talking to the audience, to the world about it…representing her nation with pride and dignity. / To emphasize the elegance of the painting, I added Gold everywhere where it seems to be yellow, and a fine, barely noticeable Silver in her dress, above her eye and her beads. / In real it is a very rich and sophisticated looking piece. Original: / Acrylic on Stretched canvas, 16/20in Available
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My Harlequins are acting strange because they are “dying”, becoming extinct…we don’t want them anymore, we don’t need them anymore…:( / People forgot to laugh, people forgot to smile…the society does not make any effort to bring back the “rainbow colored” good disposition. / The Harlequins have so much to give to us, all we need to do is take it…all they want to see that we are happy. / Why to live if we can not give…..? Original: / Acrylic on Canvas Panel, 12/24in Available.
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I painted the Jazz series being inspired by the Magic of the “French Quarter”; my unforgettable days and nights in New Orleans… Original: / Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, 18/24in Available, as series. All are framed. / Jazz Music Lover’s Delight! Looks great displayed in a square leaving a small gap between them, this is how I imagined the display of the 4 paintings, when I painted this series. 1…...2 3…...4
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