So over the weekend I made the very sad discovery that I had printed the WRONG version of my calendar, which I in turn sold several copies of. Oh dear! After the initial shock I realized that my mistake wasn’t that huge… February goes to the 30th…. I’m sure those born on the 29th would be pleased to see that they get to enjoy a birthday this year…. yes… maybe?
The worst part of it all is I have no way to contact several of the poor strangers who purchased my defunct goods. So now I’m off to kinko’s again, to print replacements and construct a little special package that I’ll have ready to send out when my mistake is discovered and I get my knuckles rapped.
So sheepishly I have added my second contribution to the package and sent the book back on its journey. I'm sure the others have forgotten about the project by now.
Here is the first round of art contributed by myself, Justin Nieuwland, Julie Chiasson, Scott MacDonald and Dan Springer.
the race to start and ended up missing the whole thing while I rooted through sweaters at "In the Bin".
taped every episode of 90210. I even have a Brandon Barbie, which - when I worked at Collideascope, took a place of honour hanging above my head, arms stretched, where he protected me as my guardian angel (not my idea btw, but he did remain there till it was time to pack up the studio)
grew-up just the road from me. Who knew he'd actaully end up with the girl next door? Funny how fate works?
I have a long standing history of being very “anti-vaccinations” so it's really no surprise to me that my very first smile was inspired by dear old Raggedy Anne. Over the years I have accumulated a small Raggedy Anne and Andy collection, as well as a strong stance against vaccines, which inject a virus directly into your blood stream as opposed to inhalation - the way humans normally contract viruses.
I can't tell you how justified I felt in my collection when I discovered that the creator of Raggedy Anne went on to use her and her partner as mascots for the anti vaccination movement. Following the death of his daughter, after receiving a mandatory small pox vaccine, Artist Johnny Gruelle became very vocal about his disbelief in the positive aspects of vaccines.
With this most recent, clearly man-made vaccine trying to impose itself on the world, I felt I had to do what ever I could to pass the word around just how unsafe and unnecessary this H1N1 vaccine actually is. I beg you all to do your research and decide for yourself if you really want to risk yourself with this avoidable evil.
A good place to start your search is with Dr Mercola at www.drmercola.com. He had a great “top 9 reasons not to get the H1N1 shot” earlier this week. For a more extreme, radical view check out David Icke, he’ll scare that pants off of anyone! http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2009/09sep/RIR-090927.php
