#Lukeman

[jose92gt]

Estamos cerca iniciar nuevo arco en Go Rush, ya sabemos que habrá viajes en el tiempo para salvar a Yuna y Epoch, no se quien más, pero me gustaria que llegase a pasar encantarse en un mundo o tiempo donde tenga lidiar con The Lukeman, este ser es creación de Luke de un manga que el hacía de niño, sería curioso si pasara

[stardustlegacy-cosplay]

"Seduced by the dark side" 🖤

Lukeman: @ wheelerin94 (Insta)

Goha Yuga: me

📸 &🖌: @ wyldheart.studio (Insta)

[starrycyberse]

[bluetapes]

Tim Lukeman

[danbenzvi]

On The Jukebox: Trevor Horn - "Echoes: Ancient And Modern"

Bit of a different spin on a covers album as it's been put together by a producer, not an individual artist. As such, the album features a variety of vocalists. This feels very much like a "not to everyone's taste" kinda project and the reviews have been all over the place. Track listing as follows:

Tori Amos - "Swimming Pool (Drank)" (originally performed by Kendrick Lamar)

Seal - "Steppin' Out" (originally performed by Joe Jackson)

Rick Astley - "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" (originally performed by Yes)

Lady Blackbird - "Slave To The Rhythm" (originally performed by Grace Jones)

Marc Almond - "Love Is A Battlefield" (originally performed by Pat Benatar)

Iggy Pop and Lambrini Girls - "Personal Jesus" (originally performed by Depeche Mode)

Steve Hogarth - "Drive" (originally performed by The Cars)

Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp - "Relax" (originally performed by Frankie Goes To Hollywood)

Andrea Corr and Jake Lukeman - "White Wedding" (originally performed by Billy Idol)

Jack Lukeman - "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (originally performed by Nirvana"

Trevor Horn - "Avalon" (originally performed by Roxy Music)

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Waterfalls under cloudy sky

Photo by Robert Lukeman on Unsplash

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Tim Lukeman

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Wendell Berry: 10 Hopes (Commencement Address)

In 1989, Wendell Berry delivered a Commencement Address at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine that included not Ten Commandments but ten hopes. They are as follows :

Beware the justice of Nature.

Understand that there can be no successful human economy apart from Nature or in defiance of Nature.

Understand that no amount of education can overcome the innate limits of human intelligence and responsibility. We are not smart enough or conscious enough or alert enough to work responsibly on a gigantic scale.

In making things always bigger and more centralized, we make them both more vulnerable in themselves and more dangerous to everything else. Learn, therefore, to prefer small-scale elegance and generosity to large-scale greed, crudity, and glamour.

Make a home. Help to make a community. Be loyal to what you have made.

Put the interest of the community first.

Love your neighbors–not the neighbors you pick out, but the ones you have.

Love this miraculous world that we did not make, that is a gift to us.

As far as you are able make your lives dependent upon your local place, neighborhood, and household–which thrive by care and generosity–and independent of the industrial economy, which thrives by damage.

Find work, if you can, that does no damage. Enjoy your work. Work well.

[Thanks to “Theatre Ideas”]