Don’t forget to play the Mookie tonight. Unfortunately I won’t be home so I’ll miss out on the fun. Hopefully I’ll be back in time to catch the final table action.
For full details on the tourneys and prizes you can win in the BBT5, visit the Poker from the Rail site.
See you at the tables!
I missed out on the first BBT5 Sunday invitational but Al and Full Tilt Poker have graciously added me to list for the remaining five tournaments – thanks Al! I’m hoping to at a minimum, win some cash so I can keep playing in the Poker from the Rail tourney on Monday and the Mookie on Wednesday.
For full details on the tourney and prizes (how does over $50,000 in cash and WSOP seats courtesy of Full Tilt sound?), visit the Poker from the Rail site.
See you at the tables!
My friend Al and Full Tilt Poker are once again offering some great prizes (how does over $50,000 in cash and WSOP seats courtesy of Full Tilt sound?) for the poker blogging community.
For full details, visit the Poker from the Rail site.
See you at the tables!
My friend LJ’s spectacular artwork is in another gallery and the opening is this Thursday.
The gallery opening is also part of Dumbo’s 1st Thursday so you can visit a bunch of other galleries that evening. Should be a fun evening of art.
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a happy holiday!
More Santa/Christmas/Holiday photos on my tumblr.
Old School City Santa photos
More creepy Santa photos
Christmas Ephemera on Flickr
Check out the trailer for Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland:
The little snippet of the Red Queen and the Mad Hatter reminded me of Queenie and Black Adder (or maybe it was a bit more Lord Melchett).
I still haven’t made it to Tim Burton’s MoMA exhibit – but will do so during the holiday when our studio is closed.
I was wrong about the jack o’ lantern display in my neighborhood. They actually put the pumpkins out on Halloween and leave them up throughout November.
Check out the Kane Street Pumpkins for yourself.
Happy Day of the Dead! Now’s the time for you to go visit any family members buried in cemeteries. Clean up their gravesite and leave some pretty flowers or a little pumpkin.
Check out these lovely Day of the Dead skulls and skeletons. You can’t deny they are perfect Halloween decorations. Or in my case, year round decorations (in my world, everyday is Halloween) – here’s one I picked up one summer at the beach with friends.
Some fun skulls I found on the web:
And of course there are the sugar skulls:
Some Day of the Dead Photoshop brushes and pngs you can download for free:
You can purchase a lovely book of antique prints:
Oh Tim Burton, why did you have to go and marry the beautiful Helena Bonham Carter when you were obviously meant for me? Hell, I’d marry Helena Bonham Carter too if I had the opportunity!
Starting November 22, 2009 and running until April 26, 2010, you can see Tim Burton’s artwork and films at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
© Tim Burton. All rights reserved. Used without permission.
