BOYS BEFORE FLOWER 15

MODEL: Ramona
HAIR/MAKE-UP/COSTUMING/POST PRODUCTION: me

haha i did this shoot a couple of months ago.. hehe this is the original description i wrote along with it:



went to Ramonas house for a shoot, ended up doing two, this was the second one, the first was a BARRACK OBAMA (is that how you spell it) usa themed shoot and him being the missing piece that america needs.

the day was pretty intensly fun!

my day start out as follows:
WAKE-UP, go to bathroom, clean, hair and make-up get at Ramona about .... 9:10.
we then gossip and yaho for a bit and then head off on 'The Adventure' pretty that means walk to the shop cause we dont have a car cause were povo.
so head off the salvos to buy povo clothes.... but there close and dont open til ten, and i threw at tantrum at ramona cause we walked all the way for literally nothing, but we went into the pet shop and looked at the puppys... god they were hideous.

so we decided to walk to our old high school to crash and speak to some teachers, cause were VIP's. i showed them some of the photos i have taken, and ramona was a model in some of them and one of the teacher told her how sexy she looked, LOL BUT ITS OKAY! cause we dont go there anymore.... pedos....
no JOKING! the teachers a lovely! it was good to see the scottish lass teach MRs gil, shes mad, crazy! teachers history

but! before we got there we went to the back way of the school (RAMONAS IDEA) and the fricken gate was locked! and we walked soooooooo far to get there and it was locked, so i abused ramona and stabbed her with a hair pin... i was sooo anooyed! lol!!! but then so we had to walk around to the front which took about 20-25 minutes... soooo inconvenient.

we then went back to the salvose were i went on to buy a povo black and white dree for $5:50, two golf club for $7- for reasons i really dont know why.... and a jigsaw puzzle for a $1
and then i did the 'OBAMA-RAMA:the missing piece' photoshoo,t i love that title SOOOOOOOO EPIC!!!

and then back to her house where her grandma snuck into the house somehow and was causing terror and pain in the kitchen, lovely lady. and ramona made me a pizza for lunch... with LOTS OF CHEESE, and for those of you playing at home... im lactose intolerant ... so i think she was getting me back for something..... meh

we watched a little bit of little brittian
Yeah i know.
our favvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv tv show and we are always quoting it ecspecially lou and andy, vicky and anne.

SHUT UP! you dont know nothing about nothing!- vicky

EHH EHHH EHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH- anne

so i then did ramona hair and make-up.. lol, i screwed up one of her eyes, one was higher than the other so i had to the left one again... PAIN!!!!

and then i did her hair in an elegant ponytail with curls and shit.

we did shots on her stian, piano and garden. and then headed down the street with some records which i had also bought from the salvos but on ANOTHER DAY for a dollar each. lol LOVEEE POVO SHOPPING!!



we then went to vernis house and harrrased her, we tried to make her come with us but she was packing for she was moving to QLD for uni this friday! IM GOING TOOO MISSSSSSSSSS HER SOOO MUCH!!! i LOVE MY VERNI!!!

she said she might join us later, so we went to a vanccant lo and did posed there CHING CHING *take photos

and i screamed out VERNIIIII and this asian boy turned around and looked us. we kept shooring and stuff and noticed that the asian boy was sataring at us and walking towards us. we tried to ignor him. but then he came up really close, stopped and just stared at us. it was until i could see his face clearly that i realised that it was MARTYYY!!!! our favourite random asian friend!... he was taking his doggy pablo for a walk and saw us and thought it was us but wasnt sure (WHEN I called out verni, he miss heard me and thought i said pervert to him ... lLOL stupid kid)
so then we sat and talkeded and found out som INTERSTING gossip from marty about someone but im not allowed to tell heheh

verni then turned up so it was a real party then.


so after a while... 5:15 we parted ways and i went home at 6 with more stuff then i came with... mum was happy...

and then me and my brother played golf with a soccer ball in our front yard- utilsing the two golf club i just bought, it went well until i smacked in the face with the ball and passed out.

THE END!!



enjoy the photo!

From The Road to Interzone:

"Genet, Jean. Jean Genet (1910-1986) French novelist, playwright, poet, and activist. Genet was the author of several plays, a collection of poetry, and several novels including Miracle of the Rose, The Thief’s Journal, Funeral Rites, Our Lady of the Flowers, Querelle and Prisoner of Love.
Burroughs consistently listed Genet among his favorite writers and on several occasions said that Genet and Samuel Beckett were his favorite authors. He called him a great storyteller and a wonderful writer, but did not consider him a verbal innovator like Fitzgerald or Eliot. Burroughs and Genet, along with Terry Southern and Allen Ginsberg covered the Chicago Democratic Convention in 1968, for “Esquire” magazine. This was their only meeting, and according to Burroughs, they got along very well, even though his French was poor and Genet’s English was non-existent.
Genet of Chicago: “It is time for writers to support the rebellion of youth not only with their words but with their presence as well." EX, pp. 93-95.
“Jean Genet once said that he started to write at birth. I think that is true of any writer.” LIW, p. 15
WSB to Ed de Grazia on Jean Genet in 1965: “Burroughs said that the difference between them was that Genet was fond of prison while he was not.” LO, pp. 343-344.
“He (WSB) remembered what Jean Genet had said: ‘There was the French language and there was me and I put one into the other and now it’s finished- C’est fini.’ For him, it was the same- C’est fini. LO, p. 612.
From Burroughs’ dust-jacket blurb for Robert Gluck’s Jack The Modernist, “Gluck reminds one of Genet and the transmutation of sex into something beyond sex. Not since Genet have we seen such pure love of the body and soul--seen as one palpable flesh.”
From Burroughs’ dust-jacket blurb for Gary Indiana’s Horse Crazy, “Fascinating to every man, no matter what his sexual tastes- like the characters in Genet.”
Jeff Shero: “Why do you think Genet is the only one who has taken responsibility for his characters? What about Kesey? You know Kesey’s book, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest?
WSB: Sure. It was simply that Genet was one of the first ones to state this. (...) Genet recognized it, yes, possibly before I did.” BL, pp. 104-105.
Used in cut-ups, TTM, pp. 6-7. Used in cut-ups. WSB, p. 163.
AM, pp. 33, 49, 194 / AWG, pp. 43-44 / BL, pp. 432, 437 / CWWB, pp. 101-102 / LW, p. 134 / WB, p. 149 / WWB, pp. 1, 14. (7, 13, 18, 20-25, 30, 39, 53, 70)

Genet, Jean. The Miracle of the Rose. NY: Grove Press, 1966.
“The Miracle of the Rose” appears in The Wild Boys, p. 73, as a book found by one of the characters in The Wild Boys. According to Eric Mottram in his Algebra of Need, this is a “transformation of Jean Genet material.”

From The Road to Interzone:

Southern, Terry. Flash & Filigree. NY: Arbor House, 1984. Introduction. Terry Southern (1924-1995) American writer & screenwriter. Author of Candy (with Mason Hoffenberg), Blue Movie, The Magic Christian, Flash & Filigree and Texas Summer. Southern was also the author of many screenplays including Dr. Strangelove, Barbarella, Candy and Easy Rider (with Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda.) Southern was one of the first to recognize Burroughs as a great writer, defending Naked Lunch in 1964. His now famous dust-jacket blurb reads, “an absolutely devastating ridicule of all that is false, primitive, and vicious in current American life.” The statement came from his essay on Naked Lunch entitled, “Rolling Over Our Nerve Endings.” Burroughs and Southern were friends until Southern’s death in 1995. Their relationship was documented in Morgan’s Literary Outlaw and on film in Howard Brookner’s documentary, Burroughs."

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