An aimless ride and some with intent
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Thursday, April 29, 2010, last workshop before MayDay
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Thursday, April 29, 2010, is the last Public Open Workshop before MayDay this Sunday. The activity is peaking, the larger floats are blossoming, and people are scurrying.
MayDay is just about here
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This is the final week before MayDay Parade, Ceremony, and Festival. Next Sunday, May 2nd, 2010, the areas around Powderhorn Park should be pulsating with vigorous good cheer as a community of souls parades down the streets or simply watch from the sides. Continue Reading
Puppet parts for MayDay
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When you come to a workshop you may consider bringing along some items that will be reused to spectacular effect. Paper and paint often need structure underneath to take shape, just as community needs caring individuals to direct, guide, and lead. Continue Reading
Magic makes another appearance
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On Saturday, April 3rd, 2010, I rode my bicycle to the 9 am workshop for the MayDay Parade and Festival. Held at In the Heart of the Beast Puppet & Mask Theatre, magic flows again. I contemplated returning for the afternoon workshop, but the butt reminded me to not overdo the exercising.
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Challenging Spring Activities
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Wandering around the Internet, I came across a little challenge. 30 Days of Biking is suggesting;
Step 1
- Make the pledge! Tweet @patiomensch with your pledge to participate in #30daysofbiking.
Step 2
- Ride your bike. Ride to work. Ride around the block. Continue Reading
Spring is welcome; war should not be a profit center
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Demonstration – A gathering and marching of people opposed to the wars we are involved with as a nation – Not in our name. On March 20th, 2010 war protestors gathered together to denounce the violent actions of our government. Depicted here are scenes from the West Bank Cedar-Riverside area of Minneapolis Minnesota USA, on March 2, 2010, between 12:45 and 2:30 pm.
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Spring is welcome, War is Not a Profit Center
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Demonstration A gathering and marching of people opposed to the Wars we are involved with as a Nation
It was a pleasure to be around a crowd of people that resented our tax money being used in war machinery. Until no one profits from war, some one desires war.