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Too Much Time At Rathaus Charlottenburg, Berlin (Photos)
If you move to Germany you have to register your location, the place you live or will be living, and this requires going to the Rathaus of the district of the city you live in as that’s where the...
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Berlin’s First Real Snow of the Year: Am Volkspark Wilmersdorf
It’s the neighborhood where I used to live, so there are fond memories of it: near Bundesplatz in Wilmersdorf…a southwestern district of Berlin. Also it’s one of the major setting in my upcoming...
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Poem: Conversation With A Former Nazi
I began this poem after briefly sketching down some ideas following an encounter on the way to work. I live in Berlin, must take the M-10 tram from Frankfurter Tor to my stop on Danzigerstraße. One...
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Summer BBQ-ing Photos (Wishful Thinking)
Snow is predicted yet again here in Berlin, but at least it’s not supposed to be as cold as the -12 we’ve been hitting recently. Some photos of summer barbeques and seriously looking forward to family,...
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A Great Day With Friends at the “Karneval der Kulturen” 2013 Berlin, Germany
“We’ll play it by ear,” said Zam Johnson, and it all worked out to the good, when he and his wife, myself, Gian Luca Morleni and other friends came together to hang-out, have some drinks and enjoy the...
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“Order With Chaos” Exhibition: Zam Johnson at Schloss Bröllin
With a special style, warmth and flair that is unique to Zam Johnson, his art exhibit “Order With Chaos” opened at Schloss Bröllin on July 6, 2013, attended by several dozen friends who had made the...
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The Lone Ranger Premiere, Berlin, Germany, 19 July-I Was On The Red Carpet
You can view me among all the others there, on the official live stream video at the CineStar.de website. Thousands of people tflocked to see the stars arrive, and especially Johnny Depp of course, and...
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Finassage of “Order With Chaos” by Zam Johnson, at Schloss Bröllin
Friday had been a difficult and “lost” day for me, and I was considering not attending the finassage for Zam Johnson’s “Order With Chaos” exhibition. Not because I didn’t wish to go, as I always want...
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2013 in One Word? Unbelievable!
Not unbelievable in the sense of the word many people might quickly assume, “incredible” in a positive way or simply “surprising”, but one of the literal meanings: ” so great or extreme as to be...
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Summer BBQ-ing Photos (Wishful Thinking)
Snow is predicted yet again here in Berlin, but at least it’s not supposed to be as cold as the -12 we’ve been hitting recently. Some photos of summer barbeques and seriously looking forward to family,...
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Poem: “Siblings”& The Story Behind the Words
SIBLINGS A wall-eyed young girl in a party dress with carefully combed dark hair, brushed tears away from a narrow pretty face drawn with misery. Maybe the cause was a word spoken, or a series of them,...
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Poem: Conversation With A Former Nazi
I began this poem after briefly sketching down some ideas following an encounter on the way to work. I live in Berlin, must take the M-10 tram from Frankfurter Tor to my stop on Danzigerstraße. One...
View ArticleThe Songs We Sing–Or Don’t Sing
Originally posted on K.I.N. Knowledge in Indigenous Networks: One of my favorite uncle’s favorite song was “Coming to America”, from one of his favorite singers, Neil Diamond. This uncle passed at an...
View ArticleA Dream, These Days & What’s Upcoming
The Dream Our group of peoples had been going about our daily life, just living. I am watching my son playing in the water of our nearby river. I know my mother is watching him, but she’s just out of...
View Article“When I Think About #America”– A Personal & Societal Perspective on #Politics...
FULL ARTICLE AT MEDIUM: “When I think about America, I think of the multi-millions of Indigenous peoples who were killed, who were raped, who had their children ripped from their arms or who died from...
View ArticleThe Scent of Memories
The sweet green scent of string beans! These are the few gathered from my balcony garden, and as I prepared them, that clean smell rose up, taking me back to sitting on my grandma Bunch’s porch...
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