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Tag Archives: Art
The Burning Skull
Just for the sake of posterity, the Burning Skull calls for a reasonable explanation. And, if it is so, that True Stories are The Best Kinds of Stories, the reader might be a bit disappointed in this one. Monsoon … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Expository Writing, Human Sacrifice, Personal History, Plain English, PTSD, The Twentieth Man, Veterans, Violence
Tagged Anatomically Correct, Art, Burning Skull, Memories, Militaria, Silent Film, soldiers, Super 8 Movies, Tay Ninh West Base Camp, The Art of War, The Second Indochina War (1954-1975), US Army, Vietnam War, War
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Dark Christmas
Photographed at Tay Ninh Base Camp, on the Cambodian border, 1969 “God bless us, everyone”.
Posted in Christmas, Human Sacrifice, Personal History, Religion, Veterans, Violence
Tagged "The United States of America", Art, Buddha, Christ, Christmas Trees, Culture, History, Homesick, Humanity, Life, Photography, The American War, The Second Indochina War (1954-1975), Việt Nam War, War
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The Placement of Portraiture
Many of the literary greats have from time to time grappled with the definitions of both beauty and art. All images and likenesses of anything are subject to idolization. For example: a portrait of a fish. If the image is … Continue reading
Posted in The Kingdom of Heaven, Uncategorized
Tagged Apes, Art, Beauty, Culture, Father, God, Humanity, Identity, Idolatry, Jesus, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mona Lisa, objets d' art, Pablo Picasso, Portraiture, Prophets, Religion, spirituality, The Holy Spirit, The Kingdom of Heaven, Truth, Values, Wisdom
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Tattoos – What to Tell the Kids
Once upon a time (in my own Wisconsin childhood) tattoos were illegal. How or why they were first outlawed and later legalized again is a mystery to me. It was probably some lawyer who argued for “freedom of expression”. As … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Observations, Religion, The Kingdom of Heaven, Uncategorized
Tagged Advice, Art, Children, Christ, Communication, Humanity, Judgement, Law, Logic, Religion, Society, Symbols, Tattoo, Tattoos, U.S. Marine Corps
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Same Old Same Old….
How often does this have to happen? How many more need to die? Culture is the art and science of preparing children for life. Culture improves their chances of survival. There exists no cultural or civic institution that can pass … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Aaliyah Boyer, Art, Ballistics, Celebration, Cultural Institutions, Culture, education, Guns, History, history repeats itself, Humanity, New Year's Eve, Object Lesson, Politics, Science, Society, stray bullet, Wisdom
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