Showing posts with label Traci Bingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traci Bingham. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Doesn't she?
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from Salena Lee's gallery doesn't she
looks a lot like Traci Bingham! Oh, it is and like a lot of men we discovered her on Babe Watch. I mean the television series, Baywatch! Those were fun days and a wonderful hour from husband and father duties!
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| Alison Oh Plus Model May 16, 2013 |
Friday, October 3, 2014
Nascent
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| Traci Bingham naked in boots!!!! |
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| Pamela Anderson... |
I.
"You don't grow old you grow old not growing." a spirit told me once in the long ago when I was suspended between the worlds. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
II.
"Death is the final stage of growth. The seed dies to bring the plant." was one of the deeper teachings Old Man gave me in our years together. Those teachings did not come to me from him as if he was a drop of water and I, the mouth gaped wide beneath the faucet. We were a process where his harshness jarred my senses, his examples sheared away the layers of sleep with awareness of time as a non-consequential point of reference, and the space between consciousness, and magic were narrowing my perceptions into formlessness that kept me in a state of learning, and hunting. Our way was the old way of Grandfather and Grandson, Teacher and Student, Master and pupil.
This tutelage opened me up to the places I was familiar with before and during my childhood. You see my dilemma was one of relevance, and I was not relevant as a young man. The obsessions and preoccupations of my peers were curiosities to me. I gazed at what held them transfixed fascinated, but untouched, or enamored as they were with the things they worked hard for. Looking for and finding work stirred the deepest sorrows within me. What I was born for had no place in the time I needed to feed my family. So, I learned to shift and change myself into a body of energy that appealed to whomever needed to be impressed enough by me to hire me. It worked to the degree that I had food, fire, shelter, raiment and water. It was enough! We did not die, nor were we wet in the rain. Our stomachs did not rumble us to sleep, and the fire did not go out. For that I was grateful.
We lived next to forests deep and wide. I was grateful. My teachers lived in those forests, and I learned, developed and arranged myself into the mists of dawn, the intergalactic exchanges of twilight, the internal dialogues of night time, and the surprises of daylight! What that means is not simple, yet it is simple.
III.
"True priesthood and true mastery is maintaining a level of divinity at a constant on." I learned from Saarifaa Saa, an African priestess from Georgia, in my long ago. In our relationship Saarifaa Saa was the elder who taught me from the inner circles of the Women's Womb teachings. I don't know how to speak of those times without the naïveté I held and the naïveté left within me after those times passed. What I can convey about that lifetime is expressed in my living, and my perception, and how I am perceived the way a story is in its being, its context. - Gregory E. Woods 11.15.13
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| actress Elizabeth Berkley More Elizabeth Berkley pictures |
IV.
Finding a woman and being found by a woman are not the same thing. Being available and ready for the woman you need is the third teacher of a man's spirit. These three are teachers. You have to see them as teachers, not adversaries, or adversarial warriors assailing your soul. My covenant brother Rev. Jon Chandler during those times of meeting and associating with those three teachers told me, "You have to become vulnerable to her to be a strength to her."
I had to learn which one of the three teachers this wisdom was applicable to, and what part of me would be accessible to the inevitable changes each teacher would bring to me. It proved to be a process each teacher put me through. In the end it turned out to be the Coyote tricking me into a life away from mere existence into a life steered by the first and the second teacher into the presence of the third teacher who became the wife I have now.
"The Coyote is the Gentle Trickster. He is all those things that trick us into learning..." I read somewhere. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11.14.13
Friday, April 4, 2014
REFRESHING
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| Bai Ling posing @2007 Cannes Film Festival - Shanghai Babe - Photocall - May 18, 2007 !!! |
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| Bai Ling's slender body beneath dark green gown !!!! |
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| Black model in black dress |
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| Black model in London's e.g. clothes |
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| talk show hostess Shaun Robinson & actress Holly Robinson Peete |
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| Traci Bingham in string bikini & black heels |
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
BAYWATCH
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| Baywatch actress & SPLASH reality star Nicole Eggert |
What full bodied man in the world didn't watch BAYWATCH in the 1980's and early '90's? My friends and I called it Babe Watch. Red swimsuits, dynamic intro music, slim muscular bodies, passable story lines; it was a dream in its day, and we tried not to miss it. It was a rite. Something you did on the day it came on: watch it, and cheer during the commercials.
Well those women are older women now. Eggert is on the reality show SPLASH. It is a diving contest. Seems dangerous, but people love it. The diving is from heights I wouldn't dare dive from, but knowing me it would be tempting to try if a professional showed me how. There is nothing insightful to say. I just remembered the fun of watching Babe Watch when I saw her picture.
Two personalities, Pamela Anderson, and Traci Bingham stand out. Traci stood out because she broke a taboo. She was a Black woman. When she showed up even more Black guys tuned in. Wives did too, because of the acknowledgement of the splendor of Black women's beauty of body and form. She was a bit skinny, but she was brown, and she represented the race well. She was forgiven to a large degree, for posing for Playboy magazine.
Pamela Anderson somehow conjured up feelings around the whole image and allure of the accessible, and inaccessible dream of a white woman. You couldn't tell if her beauty and appeal was tempered by high intelligence, or if she was hanging on to the notion of beauty in the sense of Marilyn Monroe's mystique, and legend being a linear line of ascent. ~ Gregory E. Woods 5.1.13
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| Nicole Eggert |
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| Traci Bingham wet in white !!!! |
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| Pamela Anderson strolled through sunny Malibu perfectly fresh faced !!!! |
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| Traci Bingham is so bright & pretty !!! |
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
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