I like all the spunky blogs that all those kazillions of twenty-somethings have out there, like my Tokyo friend Victoria:
Here’s a quote from her and a couple of her might fine fotos . . .
Someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up; I answered happy. They told me I didn’t understand the question; I told them they didn’t understand life.”
— The mysterious young Victoria, who brings to mind the Donald Fagen song “New Frontier”: “She’s an artist, a pioneer, she’s got the right dynamic for the New Frontier.”She has two blogs: One is “Victoria’s Secret Retreat,” the other features her wonderful photography: “Playing With Light.”
From her latest blog posting at http://victoriasecretretreat.blogspot.com:
I am a philosopher by my own right.
I seek out answers to my mind’s curiosity.
I explore all dimensions I could ever reach.
I am open to every possible reason life could offer.Victoria
I love that quote:
“Someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up; I answered happy. They told me I didn’t understand the question; I told them they didn’t understand life.”
Beautiful and So true.
Yep. She also brings to mind one of your fave bands: “My woman from tokyo . . .” eh Louis?
Yesireee, I saw Deep Purple a couple of years ago and was disappointed to learn the song was Not about a woman from Tokyo. Ian Gillan, singer and frontman, spoke about “artistic license.” However, that is one cooking piano solo in that song.
wow, this is pretty amazing!
thank you so much rev. paul… i really appreciate that you take time to read and browse through all those stuff..
i hope i can do this full time..but i have so much work.. i’m now in singapore, by the way… we have this big project and we’re working 12-13 hours a day for this… whew..
i’m really looking forward to reading more of your blogs
thank you for being a sunshine to all of your readers
sincerely,
victoria