Wednesday, February 13, 2008

White

And the flocks of doves
Escaped my heart
Brushing my face with the tips of their wings
Turning it pink
Turning it red

-RTB

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

10 New Band Names

The Itch of Confusion
Remedial Boobery
7 Grain Lemon Jello Bread
Operation Yogurt Sauce
Outer Borough Cheese Plug
Megaphone With Legs
Fish Pickup Lines
I Turned Around & There Was No Balloon
Tim Duffy In a Tight Robe
The Secret Spahghetti

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

The Chihua-ha

"So I'm standing in the middle of my room with a flaming umbrella in my right hand, and a crazy Chihuahua that i don't own in the left. I can't let go of either to take care of the other.

So I started kind of swinging the umbrella ya know? Hoping it would just blow out. But I hit the Chihuahua in the face and I knocked him out of my hand. He just went limp and fell INTO my purse. My GUCCI purse! I paid 400 dollars for that purse.

So now there is a Chihuahua, an unconscious Chihuahua in my 400 dollar purse. I mean I'm pretty sure he was unconscious and not dead because it was only one of these mini umbrellas ya know? But now I had a free hand, and the umbrella was still on fire, so I ran into the bathroom and threw my torch in the toilet.

After that I just sat down and cried for like 20 minutes before I remembered the Chihuahua was still in my purse! So I ran back into my room and the the Chihuahua AND my purse were gone. Oh my god I was so pissed, that damn dog hadn't died, and the son of a bitch had stolen my purse!"

-RTB, Written for a friend's theater audition

Friday, January 20, 2006

Heart Shadow



Self Portrait by Richard T. Boehmcke

Tuesday, October 15, 2002

Rumors

Rumors are blustering swirling winds which take the umbrellas of our minds and turn them inside out.

-RTB

Friday, June 15, 2001

6 Words That Make Me Laugh

Caribou
Flannel
Tapioca
Lollygag
Nincompoop
Maneuver
History is full of examples of people who didn't discover their real creative abilities until they discovered the media in which they thought best. - Sir Ken Robinson