Dorky bitch part 2
Didn't I warn you yesterday that I was obsessed with my old notebooks? I haven't looked at these in over 15 years, I would bet. Easily.
I've moved from the first into one that I picked out that spans all of 1986 and up to June 1987. There's a lot there to make me laugh, even more to make me cringe (god, all those horribly swoony love letters I wrote and kept - wonder what kinda sappy shit I actually mailed?), and lots of everything in between.
There were titles for songs I never got around to writing, like "Spastic Yes-Men on Rampage" and "Edna Be Thinkin' Some Hideous Thoughts." There were lyrics to songs I did write, like "Watchfob Panic" and "The Saddlehorn Song." I must tell y'all about the Sandy Duncan skits some day...
As usual, there are lots and lots of my odd scribbling drawrings, either lining the margins of written word, or occupying the whole page themselves. So let me take you on a visual narrative, through the subconscious of a deeply disturbed young woman, who grew to be a deeply disturbed middle-aged woman.
You see why I refuse to draw caricatures of my female friends?
Yes, it does say "Let's fire off some grapes to the moon." I don't know what it means, either.
I guess he has a foot between his legs?
Charming.
What the fuck is that all about?
Another example of why I don't draw females.
Yes, it says "Johnny plunged from the womb and was heard to say, 'Jesus H. Christ!'"
I've moved from the first into one that I picked out that spans all of 1986 and up to June 1987. There's a lot there to make me laugh, even more to make me cringe (god, all those horribly swoony love letters I wrote and kept - wonder what kinda sappy shit I actually mailed?), and lots of everything in between.
There were titles for songs I never got around to writing, like "Spastic Yes-Men on Rampage" and "Edna Be Thinkin' Some Hideous Thoughts." There were lyrics to songs I did write, like "Watchfob Panic" and "The Saddlehorn Song." I must tell y'all about the Sandy Duncan skits some day...
As usual, there are lots and lots of my odd scribbling drawrings, either lining the margins of written word, or occupying the whole page themselves. So let me take you on a visual narrative, through the subconscious of a deeply disturbed young woman, who grew to be a deeply disturbed middle-aged woman.
You see why I refuse to draw caricatures of my female friends?
Yes, it does say "Let's fire off some grapes to the moon." I don't know what it means, either.
I guess he has a foot between his legs?
Charming.
What the fuck is that all about?
Another example of why I don't draw females.
Yes, it says "Johnny plunged from the womb and was heard to say, 'Jesus H. Christ!'"
Katy Barzedor proclaimed this to be so at 7:27 PM
17 of you felt the overwhelming need to say somethin':
I'm glad I ain't he only one that needs counselin'.
More of Bucky's mind on paper.
You must tell me about the Sandy Duncan skits, NOW.
Ok, I don't have much time, but you are the only one who cares....
I LOVED how Jason woke up and held off Dr. Thomas on GH on Friday (?? I think)
Ok, I feel better. :)
1. Send that child to the school counselor.
2. Nooooo, Sandy Duncan? What, one-eyed stuff? You gotta tell that one.
cool ass drawings
Suddenly it's all becoming clearer... the evolution of the mind of Bucky. And I'm with Torrie and Susie - cough up the Sandy Duncan stories.
By the way... how geeky is it that Sue and I saw Sandy Duncan in "The King and I" when it came to Philadelphia?
Mr. B - we can get sent to the principals' office together. It'll be fun!
Squirl - see my brains splattered? that's where they went!
Torrie - ahahahahaha, I will tell all about Sandy. Gotta figure out posting sound files for full effect.
She who... - That was a great scene! Nobody messes with Jason and Sam, not on MY watch. (yes, I have a favorite couple on the show, what are you guys lookin' at?)
Kitty - so, you'd like to be the first victim, er, caricature?
Susie - too late, my personality was already formed by then.
And I will certainly make with the Sandy Duncan.
Wildcat9two - why thank you!
Charlotte - you guys actually saw Sandy Duncan? How weirdly cool is that? I'm a little jillis! I wish I'd caught Stephanie Powers when she came through town in that role.
I love it! Your drawings are very creative. And yeah, I might be crazy as a loon, but that doesn't mean I don't know me some kick ass art when I see it.
Thanks for sharing it.
I did a show with Sandy Duncan when I lived in Chicago...she is not nearlyas squeaky-clean as you think. Coudl definitely appreciate the Cotillion sense of humor.
I was one of her wardrobe people. Very professional - she had more energy than any of the 20-year old dancers in the show.
And by the way, it's the left eye ... just in case you wanted to know.
Zombie - obviously , if you weren't crazy as a loon, you'd have no business at the Cotillion. And thanks! I'm sure they say more about me than is prudent in a public forum...
Opera gal - NO SHIT? I feel so Sandy Duncan deprived! That's very cool that she's so energetic and NOT squeaky clean. Now I really HAVE to find a way to post the Sandy Duncan skits.
It's not even the skit that is the funny thing, though - it's the delivery style of two semi-intoxicated idiots who happen to be siblings too.
Yeah, Tardist, I mean you.
she has a very dry sense of humor and totally deadpan delivery - you would be on the floor, cause its SO different from the image she projects.
What? Still no Sandy Duncan? Because I'm holding my breath until you spill. Starting: NOW!
Opera gal - I can either picture her hawkin' Triscuits, or as the old lady drinkin' lemonade with a big loog in it in Roots.
I'm sure I would be amazed by Sandy Duncan's real sense of humor.
Eclectic - unlike the AOL story, I really WILL tell the Sandy Duncan story here. It's not so much of a story as it is a "Here's a recording I made with my brother, and we were both a little drunk, and we were already not right in the haid."
Did some heavy stuff back then n i jus know I met them drawins bfor. Firin grapes to tha moon, probubbly them winos fired off to get ground samples ...I tell ya...you got sum talunt fir readin tha future...
I love Jason and Sam too. It's great that he got away from stupid whiny Courtney.
I only got to the part where he puts that shit in Sam! Of course, she won't die, but I am still pissed as fuck. Goddamn that "Doctor"!
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