Don’t miss out on Clint Zeagler’s Lecture at Pecha Kucha on March 8 at Octane. Dali : Dolly :: Surrealism : Tacky. Are surrealism and tacky really the same thing? Why does one seem so fancy and the other seem so uneducated? Dolly and Dali will help us answer this question.
In today’s society one has to search long and hard for a true original, a person who posses authentic uniqueness. Inspired by seeing a couple of instances such as the AJC my style segment on Eula Adams
posted on Pecanne Log (WEBSITE),
and finding Royce’s You Tube video (LINK TO VIDEO)
I have decided to upload pictures of my favorite truly unique friend and tarot reader who specializes in astrology Sherri Cash!
Here Sherri Cash shows off her fifty dollar pasta salad. I asked her for the recipe and she said you take fifty dollars to the supermarket and listen to the universe, but be sure to buy pasta as well.
THE $50 PAST SALAD CASH-ROLL BALLAD
by Sherri Cash
Once she had money
now she don’t.
What most folks don’t know
is give up, she won’t.
Once rich
now poor.
One thing she’s not
is a drag or a bore.
Once she got spunky
and created something funky,
Just like “The Jerk”
she didn’t have to work.
Just kept makin’ pasta salad
to create this little ballad,
next thing you know
she had a “BIG CASH-ROLL”
When pressed for a recipe she offered up this version:
SHERRI CASH’S $50.00 PASTA SALAD CASH-ROLL
3 color pasta
shell pasta
bow-tie pasta
6 hard boiled eggs
hellman’s mayonaise
grey poupon mustard
horseradish
creamy cucumber dressing
peppercorn ranch dressing
vinegar
olive juice
pickle juice
tobasco
green olives chopped
black olives chopped
jalapeno chopped
feta cheese
cheddar cheese with peppers
monteray jack cheese
parmesian cheese
tomatoes diced
carrots shaved
cucumbers diced
broccoli floretts
artichokes diced
avocado
bacon bits
pepper
lemon pepper
crushed pepper
fresh dill weed
fresh cilantro
In honor of In The Bag at the Museum of Design Atlanta MODA (WEBSITE) l will be periodically adding posts about Atlanta handbag designers.
BaiXada (WEBSITE):
BaiXada is designed by Lisa Zawacki, who splits her time between Atlanta and Barcelona. You can tell the Spanish influence in her python leather bags.
If you’ve ever heard me tell about Fisher’s music, you’ve likely heard me say, “he elevates” when describing his performance. ‘Tis true. And he prefers to play barefooted.
Fisher came to Atlanta about two years ago but then left us for snowy areas. He’s coming down for a visit and I’ve designed a little concert for the event.
Come out to L5P on the 27th. You’ll find a Star Bar full of fun-loving people and exceptional music. You already know how we feel about Ocha la Rocha, and I asked one of my favorite Atlanta bands, Molotov Pipedream, to play too.
Forewarning: due to the cold, Fisher may have to wear socks.
Be warm with us this holiday season!
concert / saturday 27th / star bar / 9pm
STROKE IS THE SIZE OF YOUR LINE!
This is the newest and bestest blog-show ever to hit the webosphere. Tune in here, and maybe if you find me on outings in the smaller-Atlanta-area, for the latest in heavily opinionated design commentary when I judge EVERYTHING.
DEZIGNTIME!!!
brought to you by Colours of Passion, a mental concept created by Clint Zeagler and Nicholas Komor
photo by Greg Alexander
Here are the photos from the MODA ( WEBSITE ) sponsored Allan Chochinov Lecture ( CORE77 WEBSITE )
Tonight come join us at the Art House Co-op in Castleberry Hills for a lecture by Allan Chochinov, editor and founder of Core77. You won’t want to miss it! Stay tuned for pictures from the event.
Dear Reader,
This was my Nana’s restaurant in Sylvania GA. After this picture was taken a pie factory was added onto the back of the building, where my grandfather baked the world’s largest peanut pie, as documented by the Guiness Book of World Records.
Lot’s of Love
Clint Zeagler
When shooting our Spring 2009 Photos and Video we invited a guest photographer along to take some shots. Here is Gudrun Stone’s ( WEBSITE ) take on LEGENDARY Pecan Pie Couture Spring 2009.
If you’ve been in a bookstore at all in the past year, you have probably seen Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer ( WEBSITE ). The cover is black with a pair of snow white hands cradling a tantalizing red apple. Having a semi-secret penchant for vampires, I decided to check it out. The story is easy and immediately fun to read. Although it is riddled with teen angst, Meyer’s character development and choice of setting, rainy Forks, Washington, drew me in enough to overlook the sometimes tedious melodrama. Before I knew it, all 544 pages of Twilight were over and I was clamoring for the next book, New Moon. A little disappointing and a little long (608 pages), I stuck it out with New Moon and in the end there was enough to pull me into the third installment, Eclipse. I enjoyed this one almost as much as the first and was happy to have it propel me into the fourth. But if you, reader, make it that far, don’t bother with the fourth and final novel, Breaking Dawn. It promises a lame plot and stupid character names. Okay, really just one supremely dumb name, but couple that with a disappointing story line and see how you feel. I almost put the book down without finishing. It really sucks to end a series with a rotten tomato like Stephenie Meyer did with Breaking Dawn because it taints the whole series. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this series to anyone because I was so disappointed in the end, even though there were some strong moments. Twilight was a great first book, but it led me into the second which sealed my fate. My final verdict: skip it.