Thursday, May 27, 2010

your assignment

make and send us more videos to be played on my show. More out there the better! No censorship! Make me proud!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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(Champ wrote:)

yes! will do, frank! you can check out some of the videos i have done here:

www.youtube.com/champoyhate

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we will play these three videos. But go much further!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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working on some right now..all kinds...im really getting into this medium.

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great, Champ.... Because we just added your old videos to the FLUXUS 53 gig for my cable show! So we need more!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

66 years

I met a friend at a coffee house in San Francisco this week. As we chatted in this old store front filled with geeks and independent people, my brains started out pouring my experiences with you. I impulsively told my friend of my adventure with Frank Moore and how it brought me to many levels of consciousnesses. It was a wonderful road that Thomas Hana sent me on. My work with you, Kyle and Ngoc shaped my life. Next week I will celebrate 66 years of my human life on this planet. If I had not met you I probably would not have lived to collect social security. My life became enriched with happiness and content.

Stavros

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ah, Stavros! Now I know I have made a real difference in my life... I have kept you here!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Fw: Fred Hatt art opening this Saturday at CRS

(Frank wrote:)

of course, Fred, you are one of my favorites!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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You're one of my favorites, too, Frank! I love reading about your performances. Still experimental, still an adventure after all these years!

Fred

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ah yes, Fred! Still never know what will happen! That is one of the things that is amazing about this work!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

a poem from ana christy

from: ANA CHRISTY anakatrina50@gmail.com

You’d have been proud of me
Rolling my own
Joints
And drinking without
You
I toasted you every time
Finding my keys
How I find my glasses
Now
Without you
You’d have been proud
Of me in the morning
Making the coffee in the
Morning and not spilling
Any
I
Have shed a million tears
And have a million more
I
Play our music
You would
Have been proud of me
Our Dylan our
Beatles, our Stones
Singing that old George
Jones song “Whose going
To fill their shoes?”
Over
And over till my heart hurt
So bad I almost lost it
The strength I’ve endured
These last few months
You would have been damn
Proud of me
Living without you has
Been harder than I could
Ever have known.
You’d have been proud of me
The way I stroked your
Silky hair and begged you
To hear me softly scream
“I love you.”
I love you.”
With
Your loving eyes closed
You
Have emptied your side of
The bed
You would have been proud
Of me

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Ana, I just successfully put this moving poem on Dave's FACEBOOK page. I will now do the others!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Katie Dawdy wrote on your Wall...

Katie posted something on your Wall and wrote:

"I also have a question for you. You talk about comfort zones and needing to push them and I fully agree. But how do you know when something is a fragile zone that needs to be stretched and when something is your intuition telling you not to get into something?"

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well, if you really don't want to do something, don't do it. If you really don't trust someone or a situation, leave. That is trusting yourself, your feelings. This has nothing to do with being fragile, comfortable, weak, or being fearful. This is acting responsible.

but if you want to do something, do it all the way, through whatever comes up, go explicitly deeper into what is required, through fear and hurt and doubts... Push yourself into life all the way. This creates a powerful demanding force field around you protecting you far more than pulling back/being "smart." yes, you will be hurt, etc. That is life! But you will not be destroyed or harmed! And the fragility will vanish and you will be flexible, will be comfortable in raw life, touching rubbing aroused melting deep to pleasure erotic friction core. Are you willing?

we are just beginning here!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hi gilman gang for good-

DVD in deluxe finely decorated envelope arrived friday at the PT PO.

THANKS!!!

I watched as much as I could just now to get started.

it was a great opportunity and a great enjoyment for me to commune with you on the air in your home that tuesday evening in early march and and It is a great opportunity for me watching the DVD to see myself with the three of you for the first time as the viewers saw it.

it really is a pleasure to watch. i think it was a truly great show!

one extra fun aspect beyond what i knew was going on with the two of you was what john the baker was doing, which mostly was not within my range of peripheral vision. he was very amusing and entertaining. i really am enjoying his presence in the frame.

a few of my friends were able to tune into it the rebroadcast the following sunday night, and universally the response was very, very positive.

very cool while being so much fun!

ok, gotta go.

this weekend i journeyed to olympia for the procession of the species. have you heard of this famous event before? it originated in olympia, actually, quite a number of years ago, and since then many other communities around the world have decided to have their own similar events, based on the olympia model.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=procession+of+the+species&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

all the best, and thanks again for all the good vibes you make a point of channeling, and so well.

aloha,

roger

roger sussman
sussman communications

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ah, yes, Roger... I am a firm believer that enjoying can change the world!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Funny Election Music Video

Hello there,

Thought you might like this original music video parodying the currnet British general elections. Basically that a growing number of people feel that the voting system is rigged or never provides for the people.

Hope you get chance to watch/listen to it. Feel free to use it on your site.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPyDwcaiPfc

Thanks

Colin

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this is brilliant! I will play it on my Berkeley community public access cable show.

funny, I recently have focused on examining [disturbing] "comfort zones." this is right up that alley!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore