Would it be really lame if I made a mixed tape for our class? Yes? Oops! The connections to your projects aren't especially profound, but hopefully this will provide you with a little inspiration… and dancing!
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Or listen to it streaming (from Project Playlist)
I Turn My Camera On [it's about filming! ...maybe]
Video Tapez [you've gotz 20!]
Summertime Clothes [summer ballad #1]
Summertime [summer ballad #2]
Made It Fine [inspiration to blog often!]
Lucas [sorry, I couldn't resist!] - Turning Japanese
Julia [a little Bollywood fusion] - Jogi (Main Mix)
Sarah [this is how I imagine South Africa] - Lion in a Coma
Cynthia [your project, to a T] - Walking with a Ghost
Jared [allusions to gender identity...? this one's a stretch] - Grace Kelly
Grace [from another great film set in Africa [and don't let your NGO get you down!]] - Hakuna Matata
Anh-Thu [H20 + Asia!] - Rains in Asia
Elisa ["the necessarily intersubjective," to quote Anh-Thu] - I am the Walrus
Adam [I now equate this song with your project] - Postcards from Italy
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Thanks Ty! I love itttt.
ReplyDeletesooo fun! love it, ty! thanks!
ReplyDeleteAwww Ty, sweeet. Will be rockin out all week.
ReplyDeletehahaha, this is great! and the spoon song is so perfect--I think you should be the dj for our sensory ethno party reunion! I was already going to write that if adam sneaks home almond wine, I will grab some Chimays. And perhaps start praticing my bhangra... you never cease to amaze ty!
ReplyDeleteMmmm Chimay. Unfortch VN beer is just like water. But I can probably get raw extract of some wild creature.
ReplyDeleteKidding.
I just want to visit the monks--any preference for red or blue top? I will take a special order just for you! do they ferment these extracts of wild creatures?
ReplyDeleteI want elisa to get the recipe for fermented millet in giant jugs that they drink with very long straws in rwanda (if it's at all like uganda)...
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ReplyDeletewell, we have banana beer which is always interesting. i'll be sure to bring some back.
ReplyDeleteinternational paaaar-tay! love it! not sure if nepal has any tasty beverages (julia?)--the women vehemently refused on my behalf the only time the men offered me the "white" wine they drink here. i could bring home a whole bucket of crown powder, though, and cook up some roti to soak up all that alcohol!
ReplyDeleteTy, sorry, I just saw this - definitely:
ReplyDelete1.) chang (rice beer, white in color, sour in flavor)
2.) raksi (homemade millet liquor, strong, pretty disgusting in taste, but tolerable if you can handle whiskey)
3.) and something I can't remember the name of but is quite like Cynthia's description above of the stuff that looks like swamp water and is drunk with a straw
4.) and the ubiquitous, Tuborg: slogan: "Wherever You Are" (which is pretty true).
not sure you'll be able to bring any of these home (except maybe Tuborg, which you can buy here anyway and isn't Nepali anyway)
Can't wait to see you all!
keep rockin' "wherever you are!"
julia
yum, swamp water
ReplyDeleterecently found out that the "white wine" is actually chaang, and the "crown powder" is actually "corn flour." if i had a nickel for every word lost in translation!
ReplyDeletei've since tried tuborg! though they've got a new slogan now: "great minds drink alike." :)