Black and White Photography - Beautiful Women - Vol. 4

Did you see the watch? LOL

I happened to be searching again for black and white photography and found a niche I haven't explored yet, beautiful women. Below is striking black and white photography of beautiful women. This is Vol. 4 of my collections. See how amazing lighting and shadows make some of the most beautiful women in the world look even more inviting. I managed to find really interesting shots, featuring some eroticism, great lighting and some incredible use of shadows.

Rules For Getting A Name Tattooed On Your Own Body

I sure hope he's related to Brenda.

Tattoos seem to have peaked as far as public demand. I know a number of tattoo artists who aren't doing as well as they were just two years ago. But new ink is being applied daily, somewhere in the world. One of the most popular tattoos is one that includes the name of a loved one. After seeing some pretty gaudy tattoos that included names in them, I came up with some Rules For Getting a Name Tattooed On Your Own Body.

Painless Suicide Presents A Possible Opportunity

Painless Suicide presents possible opportunity.

This is really important, so I need you to pay close attention and see if you can help me solve some problems. When I got into this blogging thing, I wasn't sure where it would take me. Initially, I wrote for therapy. Then, I tried to make a business out of it. I make a small amount of money from the ad click revenue from my blogs, but not anywhere close to what I need to survive. Something, thought popped up regarding a piece I wrote that has had huge success and I wanted to know how to get to my goal. The piece that has gotten the most attraction and feedback on this blog is on Painless Suicide. And I got to thinking that Painless Suicide presents a possible opportunity. 

Psychatric Hospitals, Part 2.

Old image of psychiatric hospitals.

It's safe to say the the majority of the people who will read this article will have no experience with a psychiatric hospital. It's not common, but a fair amount of people do find themselves "in the system" and for many of them, they will be in more than once. I just completed my second tour in a psychiatric facility, hence the title, "Psychiatric Hospitals, Part 2". 

Black and White Photography Collection - Vol 3.

There is so much depth in this shot.

Sometimes as a blogger things just fall in your lap. Several months ago, I decided to do a collection of Black and White Photography. It took off. A second collection, featuring Black and White Photos of Pearl Harbor on December 7th has also taken off. Here is another Black and White Photography Collection - Vol. 3.

Bi-Polar Mania - Going Over The Edge

In the last post, I gave you a general overview of what Bi-Polar Mania is all about. There are racing thoughts, feelings of invincibility and rapid speech. At the end of February 2012, I went completely to the limit. This time, we'll look at my Bi-Polar Mania - Going Over The Edge.

Bi-Polar Mania - A Close-up Look

Bi-Polar Mania - Happy and Sad.

You may be remotely familiar with the term Bi-polar disorder. It used to be called Manic-Depression - representing the two poles that the mind goes through - episodes of Mania and episodes of Depression. Mania is characterized by racing thought, delusional thoughts and grandiose speech. Here is my personal experience with Bi-Polar Mania - A Close-up Look.

What Are Hate Crimes?

What are hate crimes? Why do we need them.

There is a lot of commotion regarding the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman in Florida. If Zimmerman is tried and found guilty, he will be found guilty on murder or manslaughter changer. But there is also talk about this being a hate crime. I gave it some thought and I'm going to try to answer the question, What are hate crimes?

63 hours at Denny's ...seriously...

This post was written in December 2011 and posted on another blog I have. It seemed like a good lead-in to what is to come. Mania was starting to rear its ugly head. Enjoy.

Last week I pulled off something that was possibly worthy of the Guinness Book Of World Records. I don't even know if they have a category for this, but I spent 63 consecutive hours at Denny's. Yes, I'm gonna die. ... Seriously... I did.

I went to Denny's around 1 AM on Monday night (Tuesday morning) and did not leave for 2 1/2 days. ...Seriously...

What A Long Strange Trip It's Been

I just opened a new chapter in my life. It hasn't come to completion, yet; but it proves to be worth a lot of stories over coffee in the future. It's so complicated and has so many different elements that I can't cover it all in one post. So, for now, suffice it to say that I've been living what the Grateful Dead referred to by singing. "What a long strange trip it's been."