A fall afternoon, a Harley, a camera: sounds like the recipe for a visit to a small churchyard cemetery that felt a bit unwelcoming.
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- Corin White, Gravestomper
- Author of the book, Adventures of a Gravestomper. It's not about death. It's about living. I'm the weird guy you've heard about who uses graveyards to motivate people to take action and live life fully. There are some who wish for you to watch television rather than commune with nature. They want you to lose yourself in movies and books rather than experience life first hand. They want you to cultivate sarcasm rather than reverence and wonder for the world and people around you. In essence: they’ve sought to cut you from the miraculous and imprison you in the mundane. It should be all about Romance, Enthusiasm, Hope and Prosperity. If it's not you're missing the oppotunity to have one hell of a life... What's that? You say you feel blocked? Confused? Lost? Then let's sit down for awhile and talk about it. Tell me, where in your body do you feel that feeling....
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Very interesting, the concept of the clan mentality. That feeling is very present in Chicago in the neighborhoods as well, to a degree.
ReplyDeleteVERY MUCH! In Chicago people are defined by the neighborhoods in which they live, the "clan" they come from: Little Italy, Germantown, Wrigleyville, Bronzeville, Little India, Little Saigon, Chinatown, Boystown, Andersonville, Bucktown, etc. Most people when they vist Chicago for the first time are so surprised by all the clans here. A lot of the cemeteries tend to reflect the neighborhood clans.
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