Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Honoring Your Own Teen Space
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Tuesday, February 10, 2026
DJ School 2026 —
From a South Florida Cinderella Yesterday . . .
Blue-Black Lyrics
Speak, Memory
A 1956 passage by Robert Silverberg—
"There was something in the heart of the diamond—
not the familiar brown flaw of the others, but something
of a different color, something moving and flickering.
Before my eyes, it changed and grew.
And I saw what it was. It was the form of a girl—
a woman, rather, a voluptuous, writhing nude form
in the center of the gem. Her hair was a lustrous blue-black,
her eyes a piercing ebony. She was gesturing to me,
holding out her hands, incredibly beckoning from within
the heart of the diamond."
The Day I Turned 14:
The Chicago Hangover
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From a South Florida Cinderella Yesterday . . .
From a South Florida Cinderella Yesterday . . .
Wednesday, December 25, 2024
Holiday Metadata for Boxing Day
Contra the above gingerbread house, vide Breadcrumbs for Gretel.
"The Water Is Wide" — Song title.
"See you on the other side." — Mary Ann Hoberman.
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Sunday, October 20, 2024
Saturday, August 3, 2024
My Teen Space . . . Continues
See also other posts now tagged Teen Space.
The Cash Box logo at top left suggests a look at
another version of the Liberty Head Dime.
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Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Annals of Numerology
The number 1949 in the previous post suggests a musical review —
From an August 23 nine years later . . . A tune for Sam Levinson —
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Monday, August 7, 2023
Treasure of the Sierra Madre: Huichol Swordfish
This suggests some art that reflects aspects of
my own teen space, which was many years ago . . .
Update for fans of Nevermore Academy:
Teen-related art from loisvb —
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