I used a great techniques to change the way I look at my space this morning. Yesterday we got a dog, and it’s such fun walking it. All the spots he stops to smell or lick or pee or tries to eat something (I won’t let him). I saw plants and flowers I had forgotten exist.

hi keri,
i think i found you through alex beauchamp’s blog, but imagine my grins when i saw that you’ve moved to troy and started at rpi. i graduated from the IT program there in ’05 and spent a lot of time around the arts department – including a couple of guest-taught classes by Pauline Oliveros – and the place is near and dear to my heart.
enjoy the ben & jerry’s.
alissa

What a lovely collage! Love it.

God..i just want to go back and read all of your past posts. From a quick scan you blog looks so interesting!! Will be back…

what fun links…thank you!

Something for ALL our senses!!

I like the new header :-)

Re: psychogeography,
From our friend Larnie we learned the amazing tactic for recovering the new, the dice walk; he takes them, leads them in small groups, and makes and gives away small kits with the minimal instructions (which in any case can be remade).
Cf http://www.infoflow.com/larnie/
This year at Burning Man we gave out hundreds of pair of dice, and on one epic night, turned ourselves over to the dice entirely — they led us for many hours into unexpected places and to unexpected people, who we would then give the dice to — and have the recipients roll our next direction…
Re: recordings from Vietnam,
if you didn’t find them you might peek behind the flag logo on that page, and find:
http://oneminutevacation.org
best,
aaron

Yes, “The Spell for the Sensuous” is an awesome book!