A Year in the Life
of a Czech Plush Monkey. |
Week 15: April
25 - 1 May 2004 |
Sunday, 25th It always starts
with food. Monkey begins every day planning what he wants to eat and where he can mooch it. One day, while j-walking* between Phillip's Bakery and the Black & White Photo Lab, Monkey decided to invite Claude to participate in a Gorilla Foto-op Art project. "See that neon light? There are lots of pretty neon signs in town. Let's go take pictures of them and afterwards you can buy me dessert at the place with the best sign." *J-walking is a bad thing and don't do it even if you see Monkey do. |
Monday, 26th We know it's all about food & drink for Monkey. He loves banana
daiquiris; but even so, he's never been inside Club Raven
because of The Birds. Opice saw Hitchcock's film in Bodega Bay
and it all seemed so real. "Like I was there!" Move your cursor to "hover" over
the picture |
Tuesday, 27th Tower Records' |
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Monkey takes a moment to remember the heyday of Tower Records --before he was born. He once visited the Piccadilly Circus store in London as well as the Hard Rock Café in Sydney, which only shows how far he'll go if other's are paying. (But that's another story.) Beneath the famous neon dancing teens is Tower Café, a great place for brunch. Tomorrow Opice will show you some of his night work (tho, again, not the Australian shots because some things just don't belong on the internet). |
Wednesday, 28th Monkey directs Claude to the perfect shot. |
Thursday, 29
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Friday, 30th Today Monkey
takes a break from his neon fantasy to acknowledge his favorite plant. The fruit
my hungry mouth likes best Poems are
made by apes like me |
Saturday, 1st May Day Today is International Labor Day and several nations including Czech Republic join the European Union! Monkey is going to celebrate by doing his best work at Claude's expense. "Mmmmm, banana split,"
Opice rhapsodizes shoveling down dessert. "Good eats!" |
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Monkey would like to thank Claude
Duplat for his fotografic expertise this week except,... "Saying 'thank you' would set a precedence. Next thing you know people would start expecting me to apologize for everything I do. That'd be crazy. I wouldn't have time to do anything, anymore." |