Just finishing up the finer details of
the IsisFest that starts tomorrow.
I am kind of excited about this. I
feel like some of the images are some
of my best work yet.
There are several images that are
wallpaper size. There are images
with fishnets, legs, stockings,
heels, cleavage, costumes, some
are fun, some are artistic, some
are just hypnotic..and at the moment
there is one movie file and one MP3.
I may throw in more at some point,
but 25 files is the starting point.
I will post the page shortly...
within the next few hours, likely.
There are day-to-day instructions,
and you'll want to know that there
will be updates daily in Eastern
(East US Coast) time. You'll want
to go by what day it is there when
"Trick or Treating."
This is an ambitious event on my
part, and there may be bugs, so I
know you will work with me, if
necessary. I will always make
things right. I know you know
that, and if you didn't, now you do.
Any questions, or problems, just
let me know.
So...
Just a bit longer...
Can you stand it?
Friday, September 30, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
What do we really learn?
Here is another image from
Stuff No One Told Me.
We learn a lot in school we will never
use again. We learn a lot about the
superficial graces. It is, of course,
good to learn how to be polite, and
play together, and share, but the one
thing that really seems to be lacking
is how to truly implement it into a
world. We learn how to say the things
we meed to say to pass the grade or
the test. We learn how to get by. We
learn how to deny ourselves in the
process of getting along, rather than
bolstering ourselves in a way that
is supportive of ourselves and others.
Of course, it is not all school's "fault."
I'd rather even prefer to look at it less
in a fault vein and more in one that takes
other options and questions into consideration.
The "hypnosis" of school has been around a
long time, and I doubt that many see the forest
for the trees in this regard.
It just leaves us opportunities as adults
to discover the things we have never been
taught, or told. Maybe if enough adults
become aware and question what is told,
maybe things - and our world - will change.
Wouldn't that be something? What would we
discover then?
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Stuff No One Told Me.
We learn a lot in school we will never
use again. We learn a lot about the
superficial graces. It is, of course,
good to learn how to be polite, and
play together, and share, but the one
thing that really seems to be lacking
is how to truly implement it into a
world. We learn how to say the things
we meed to say to pass the grade or
the test. We learn how to get by. We
learn how to deny ourselves in the
process of getting along, rather than
bolstering ourselves in a way that
is supportive of ourselves and others.
Of course, it is not all school's "fault."
I'd rather even prefer to look at it less
in a fault vein and more in one that takes
other options and questions into consideration.
The "hypnosis" of school has been around a
long time, and I doubt that many see the forest
for the trees in this regard.
It just leaves us opportunities as adults
to discover the things we have never been
taught, or told. Maybe if enough adults
become aware and question what is told,
maybe things - and our world - will change.
Wouldn't that be something? What would we
discover then?
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(or found it helpful)
please click below:
Stuff No One Told Me
I found this interesting site called
Stuff No One Told Me.
Here is one of his images
I don't know about you, but I would
tend to agree, if for no other reason,
and no other person - for yourself
and your own peace of mind.
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Stuff No One Told Me.
Here is one of his images
I don't know about you, but I would
tend to agree, if for no other reason,
and no other person - for yourself
and your own peace of mind.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Coming Soon
Lots of new pics and wallpapers.
Some may be exclusive and limited to next month.
Are you going to take part?
I certainly hope you will :)
Lots of pleasure ahead!
You are the Girl That's Been Running Around in My Dreams... | Video
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Sometimes... | Video
"Sometimes it hits like a car crash
And it's too late to reverse"
-Natasha Bedingfield
She's talking about love, but it
would seem to fit any number of
events in life.
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And it's too late to reverse"
-Natasha Bedingfield
She's talking about love, but it
would seem to fit any number of
events in life.
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Want vs Right
I just watched Something Borrowed. In it, there is a line about essentially forgetting about what you want, in favor of what is "right."
It often seems that "right" and "want" are often at odds with one another, and whenever that happens, the version of "right" that is referred to is one that often isn't, ironically, right for the person involved.
I have to wonder if there is some underlying hypnosis in our culture that basically tells us when in doubt about what to do with what we want, we "should" compromise ourselves in the process. Of course, it is worded differently, "don't be so selfish," "think of others," often words to guilt one into doing something different than what one's own heart says, as well as often creating actions that are more harmful to those we are trying to protect, than if we allowed ourselves to be ourselves.
There is also an underlying message about not speaking up for what one wants, not speaking up for one's feelings, that is much more overt. But it is all one in the same. When we don't speak up for ourselves, we lose a piece of ourselves, as well as our own inner peace.
Being unable to say what we feel and mean is a form of hypnosis. How we communicate, or fail to communicate, has been ingrained within us by our parents, family, friends, society. I know it isn't easy to say what is really there, as I haven't always been able to be so expressive. Sometimes it hurts to say things that go unreciprocated, but I think it might just hurt more when being forced to stifle oneself because of fears or what others may say, do, or think.
I saw a preview for the movie 50/50. In it, the main character gets diagnosed with cancer. His friend convinces him that telling a woman that he has cancer is a great pick up line. When he does it it doesn't go over well, at all. But he just keeps going.
This is not to say we should just "dump" things on others, and run, but rather, if we are able to just allow ourselves to say what is so for us in the moment we can have the freedom to be ourselves, and just keep going.
Consider that we are more often trapped by the things we don't say than by the things we do. If this feels like you, remember I haven't always been like this, so I understand. If you want to make a change, you can, and if you think I could help, just ask! It isn't easy, but it is doable. The more you do it, the easier it will become. You will also see how amazingly powerful it feels. As odd as it may sound, good communication can be an aphrodisiac!
All the best to you in this adventure called life,
Isis
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It often seems that "right" and "want" are often at odds with one another, and whenever that happens, the version of "right" that is referred to is one that often isn't, ironically, right for the person involved.
I have to wonder if there is some underlying hypnosis in our culture that basically tells us when in doubt about what to do with what we want, we "should" compromise ourselves in the process. Of course, it is worded differently, "don't be so selfish," "think of others," often words to guilt one into doing something different than what one's own heart says, as well as often creating actions that are more harmful to those we are trying to protect, than if we allowed ourselves to be ourselves.
There is also an underlying message about not speaking up for what one wants, not speaking up for one's feelings, that is much more overt. But it is all one in the same. When we don't speak up for ourselves, we lose a piece of ourselves, as well as our own inner peace.
Being unable to say what we feel and mean is a form of hypnosis. How we communicate, or fail to communicate, has been ingrained within us by our parents, family, friends, society. I know it isn't easy to say what is really there, as I haven't always been able to be so expressive. Sometimes it hurts to say things that go unreciprocated, but I think it might just hurt more when being forced to stifle oneself because of fears or what others may say, do, or think.
I saw a preview for the movie 50/50. In it, the main character gets diagnosed with cancer. His friend convinces him that telling a woman that he has cancer is a great pick up line. When he does it it doesn't go over well, at all. But he just keeps going.
This is not to say we should just "dump" things on others, and run, but rather, if we are able to just allow ourselves to say what is so for us in the moment we can have the freedom to be ourselves, and just keep going.
Consider that we are more often trapped by the things we don't say than by the things we do. If this feels like you, remember I haven't always been like this, so I understand. If you want to make a change, you can, and if you think I could help, just ask! It isn't easy, but it is doable. The more you do it, the easier it will become. You will also see how amazingly powerful it feels. As odd as it may sound, good communication can be an aphrodisiac!
All the best to you in this adventure called life,
Isis
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