Ironically, these are the very inanimated things in which our world is suffering for.
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9.24.06 / 4am
Well, Carissa, if no one is interested, then perhaps we should just call it a day…..vis out….end of an era…..back to the real world…..quit fantasising…..back to obscurity…..back to the grind…..no interactions…..no f’ing point!
9.24.06 / 4am
Thats right….20 years of creative thinking down the frigging drain. Why should I spend anymore of my time and energy on this rubbish, if it aint gonna get me laid!
WHAT IS THE POINT??????????? Are you? A point? Do you have a point? Well, if you do, then email me you twit.
carissa.h@bigpond.com
9.24.06 / 11pm
Oh Carissa – get over it – its a brand new day, look to the light and everything will be fine.
12.22.06 / 2am
Chin up, old mate. I love the electric plug image, by the way..
12.22.06 / 4am
Hey Carissa,
We’re here for you and all our friends. Time to catch up and be positive.
Everything that happens in our lives we attract into our lives, if you’ve seen “The Secret”. Time for us all to make 2007 a very special year.
Ian James
The Street Avenger
1.2.07 / 11pm
I was being facetious by the way. Good to receive some feedback from 2 worthy professionals. Happy belated New year!
Hi, my name is Carissa Hubrechsen and I live and work in Adelaide, South Australia. I am currently teaching Visual Art, Photography and Information Technology at Heathfield High School. That’s my bread and butter. However, since graduating in 1989 from the South Australian School of Art and Design with a degree in Visual Arts, I have spent alot of time travelling, taking heaps of photographs around the world, and putting them into book format with text. I also spent a few years working for a printing company as a Desktop Publisher where I learnt alot about putting books together – which is as much fun as it is taking the pictures! During this time, after settling down a bit from so much travelling, I did a degree in Education, at the same time as having a beautiful daughter Madison – yes very busy times indeed.
I have been making art for 20 years or so now, and am currently enjoying making digital art, by taking digital photos, and manipulating them in Adobe Photoshop. I also like to write ‘meangingful stuff’ to enhance my images. I am hoping to publish some of my books soon.
I’ve always been inspired by great looking books and magazines with quality images, thought provoking statements/stories, and quality printing. Look out for my website!
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