BUSY in her life beyond fame...

Suzanne Somers, the face of conviction.

"From Suzanne Somers' appearance on the 1970's sitcom, Three's Company forward, she has been a bubbling energy. But, her story is one about a woman with powers that led her to the right man to be married to whom she could build with in a lifetime. It isn't something to take for granted mating with the right soul, but it is mostly dreamt about, as if dreams can come true; not worked for as all achievements require to be successful..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/20/18 

Suzanne Somers older, wizen & fine. 

To Know This Teaching.

Amanda Righetti! 

a Gift of Life, a touch, a moment to speculate is one intersecting point between a woman's desire and a man's want. What we need as men is a touch of knowledge about the Unknown. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 12/31/17

a pose on stairs by Marc Collins

a conceptual view of body.

Nyeta Allen.

Body painted for a conceptual photo shoot of Nyeta Allen by photographer, Roland Dawson,

(April 2018)

Look at This!

artist Miss Li's 'True Love' for $250

Bluebell's Peacock by Arthur Wardle

a boy, Teddy, by Wil Cohen Photography. May 2017.

Little Red Riding Hood by Erik Kastning (2015)

Going Into IT in a New Year!

Art created by Hilda Hechle (British, exh.1902-1938).

Dark and forbidden by John Santerineross

Many a boy became a man to discover he knew virtually nothing about pussy. They have fallen into the pit of wanton women too battered of spirit to really care about the men entering their bodies. The darkness of hatred resents enlightenment, and vulnerable men with a hard on for some nookey are fair game in a dangerous game of rage against antagonists. Not understanding what was just said is a tell tell sign. 

Beware. Cuidado. Faire Attention! is all to be said to the willingly ignorant of spiritual science. 

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 
December 31, 2017 

Introspectives of an Art!

Jessica Rose by Ian Lim 

Jessica Rose by Ian Lim ( a study).

Jessica Rose by Ian Lim (a study of)

LOOKS BACK!

actors Ray Milland and Jean Arthur in the film, Easy Living, 1937.

My father was 5 years old when the movie, Easy Living, came out in 1937, the Depression was in full swing, and Daddy's father was one of the few who owned his land, and his house. During the Depression that was a significant reality. Strategically, it provided a basis for the assurance that one's family could live through so hard a time! For those like Granddaddy, who cared for those around him he became a centered and central force that created the feel of being held in a community of poor folks. It was during one of the heights of the violence of big city crime bosses, Jim Crow's reign of terror, and a time Colored folks, in the South, were purposely being forced to accept no more than a 4th grade education. That decade was struggle and accomplishment, survival and denial...

The movies were important. They held sanity together for thousands bringing together everyone in dark theaters in suspended reality that blocked the depression of the era!- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/19/18

Kirk Douglas, Jean Simmons and Tony Curtis behind the scenes in Spartacus (1960).

The movie, Spartacus, was good, and for the times extraordinary! But, the novel? It was the book that turned the country upside down! It was banned in the South! I did not understand that until I read it! The author's mastery interpreting Roman history gave the spiritual and the intellectual basis for the governing business of American life: slavery. It was an extraordinary read! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/19/18