totally random.
i found this here image on the internets.
please bury me a ‘g’ because i am on the verge of death. wowsers.
the only thing i can imagine that would be more heart-stopping is having this painted on black velvet (framed in wood).
Aside from the tomfoolery that took place in downtown St.Paul yesterday, over yonder, the family friendly, peace loving “Take Back Labor Day Festival” rocked Harriet Island Park. My girl C.Rimstad aka C-Rocka put her ‘credentials’ to use and captured the moment. I didn’t make it to the festivities, but from the looks of the photos and what I’ve heard, the festival was pretty darn cool. Actually, it was described as being “Off the chain!”
From top to bottom: A purple SEIU Welcome, Slug and Ant of ATMOSPHERE, Fatlip (Pharcyde) and Muja Messiah, Mos Def
To view the rest of the photos (there are plenty more), check out the gallery HERE…
Peace and love, people.
Peace and loooove.
Rewind to yesterday…
With the Republicans in town and all, not surprisingly, there are a few people who want to express how they feel about the government/Bush administration by way of rallying/protesting. I’m all for freedom of speech. I totally ‘get it’. But one thing I’ve never understood is why people destroy their OWN neighborhood for the sake of demonstrating their anger against the ‘man’. Ultimately you are only hurting yourself and the community for which you seek justice and equality. Busting out department store windows is so frickin’ lame .
Yet I digress — what’s even more retarded is traveling cross-country to bust out department store windows in a city in which you do not reside. Those damn hippies from San Francisco are to blame! *ha ha* No matter how you dice it, tearing up public property is for ‘wanksters’. And who ends up having to pay for repairs? You, Me, US!, with our tax dollars, bitches. There is a better way to protest. ‘Anarchy’ is so not the move — especially when it’s pussified anarchy. What? A few busted windows, a little bit of tear gas, some rubber bullets and it’s a wrap for the day? That aint gully. My advice is to leave those bricks in your back-pack and rock the vote. Ya dig?
LMAO
I knew the elephants were coming, but I didn’t know they were bringing a three-ring circus with them.
Side note: I would like LOVE to have one of those government issued pepper spray canisters. I wouldn’t be nothing nice with one of those…and you KNOW THIS.
Now, check out this awesome slide-show from the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
Hello Lovelies,
I hope your Labor Day was, well, labor less. I know mine was. I chillaxed for 3 days straight. The RNC weekend turned out to be somewhat of a dud if you ask me. The city wasn’t nearly as crackin’ as I imagine Denver was. Hurricane Gustov done put a smack down on the GOP. Sooo sad, toooo bad. 
I did however make it over the ever so luxe, W Hotel Minneapolis (it is definitely a standout piece of real estate - ultra sexy. I need to have “relations” in that hotel IMMEDIATELY. *lol*) — but that’s different recap for another time.
Anyhoo,
I was going to write a little ditty on how fab the MIA Bollywood Bash was, but Minneapolis St.Paul Magazine wrote a nice blurb which pretty much summed up my thoughts. No need in repeating what has already been well written, right?
Bollywood Bash at the MIA
Who: Members and friends of The Circle—the TC’s sexiest art aficionados.
What: The Minneapolis Institute of Arts “Bollywood Bash“.
When: Saturday, August 23
Where: MIA Courtyard
Why: Because MIA understands art—and the art of the party.
“In these troubled economic times, what better way to drown your sorrows than by snatching up a coveted $75 ticket to the MIA’s annual summer Circle bash, where the music and inhabitations flow as freely as the booze at the open bar. No disrespect to the sexy silver foxes of the world, but you have to love a party that sets an age limit—and that runs out of the party’s signature mango martini an hour into the night. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts “Circle” events (for those 21–44 with very few exceptions, sorry darlings 45 and over) have a rep for bringing in a crowd so pretty it puts the museum’s Picassos to shame, and this year’s Bollywood–themed bash was no exception. The question on the tip of everyone’s tongue—Where did you get that—as a parade of ladies sporting stunning, belly-baring, often authentic saris put the sans-Sari crowd to shame (not that the mix of stylish linen suits and perfect summer cocktail dresses weren’t easy on the eyes as well). Endless bar, endless eye candy, amazing night.” (source)
Now, let’s have a ‘look-see’ at some photos from the wonderful evening I’se had.
Wub ya,
Saucy Dame Dizzle -
So, in regards to the Bollywood Bash — attending was so worth it…
Check back in for photos, footage and my thoughts on the event.
Saucy Dame Dizzle -
Updated 09/04/08
Now, let’s have a ‘look-see’ at some photos from the wonderful evening I’se had.
