Isn't this a beautiful, sensitive portrait? Guess where it is.
Yup, on a garbage can at a bus stop. Wow.
The only reason I know about this garbage can at this bus stop is because I discovered a lovely gentleman jacking off in a hidden doorway smack dab at my usual bus stop, so I decided to keep on walking. This is the kind of event that might make my mother tell me I shouldn't be living in the city, but she can't really say anything now because she just finished sitting on a jury for the trial of a high school janitor accused (and convicted) of taking upskirt pictures of the students there in a sweet little rural town. Think these two events have anything to do with my "sex education for boys" posts? Hmmmm...
I've somehow missed that bus stop trash can. Lovely painting. Too bad about how you discovered it.
Posted by: Kimberly | 2005.06.06 at 20:56
He has nice eyes...
I have had that experience before, too...you don't quite know what to do...
Posted by: M | 2005.06.07 at 12:32
Goddess, that Is a beautiful portrait. It reminds me very much of a St. Louis artist's work - his name is Wayne St. Wayne and he is somewhat of a local celebrity in st. Louis. He is immensely talented and his work is in demand there.
Beautiful.
Posted by: chasmyn | 2005.06.09 at 01:05
Do you think normal male sexuality is related to criminality?
Posted by: scott | 2005.06.10 at 11:41
Scott,
I guess it would depend on how you define "normal". I'm not sure what you're trying to get at with that question (no, I'm not saying that all men are sexually abusive if that's your point) but what I do know is that far too many women and girls are sexually harrassed, abused, and assaulted all the damn time. This simply has to stop. I think the best way to stop it is to educate boys and men.
Posted by: nina | 2005.06.10 at 19:16