Posts from ‘December, 2008’

Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. -Langston Hughes

Feliz Navidad, Mele Kalikimaka, and happy holy-days to all! Wishing a joyous holiday to all and everyone from Mexico!

I saw this help child soldiers video on the featured videos of youtube earlier and it pulled me right in. It even gave me chills. Good acting and it really gets you thinking – more so after you visit their website. Had to share this one for those looking for a worth while cause to [...]

There are 11 days before Christmas and 10 before I head off to Cancun for a little holiday R&R. I’m only staying for four days and as you might imagine I’m pretty stoked to be headed away to some foreign place. I know I probably swore off Mexico in some past life, but this trip [...]

Over the weekend my friend E.J. and me loaded up our cameras and hit the city of Tampa for a photo safari. While I had dreamed for days on end of making it to Dinosaur World for the safari it did not happen this go round. Next time though. I left my digital camera behind [...]

Yesterday evening I went to chat with the Janet at Media Talk here in Tampa Bay about my new book. As you can see I totally hate being on camera. GEEK! Isaac and the Bah Family Tree was also spotted in the EUR this week underneath a short piece on Bone (Thugs n Harmony). How [...]

To those who can dream there is no such place as faraway. -Anon

Self-portraits from my new instax mini 7s. Photo: Adrienne C. Wilson Earlier this morning I was almost certain something so fascinating for words would happen that I wouldn’t even be able to describe it to you. Like a space alien invasion in the middle of the night or other paranormal phenomena. Nada. So for today [...]

Forget about vampires. Cameras are thieves of the soul. You’ve probably at some point in your life watched a documentary or read somewhere about tribal people in remote jungles who rarely come in contact with humans from the modern world. When the modern humans bring out their cameras and snap a picture, the tribal people [...]