#david gordon

[bodyalive]

Steve jumping over David Gordon in Grand Union, Walker Art Center. Behind him are Douglas Dunn, Trisha Brown (mostly hidden), Nancy Lewis and Barbara Dilley

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When writing this "In Memoriam" on Steve Paxton, it was hard not to be overwhelmed with his myriad brilliant activities and the force of his intellectual curiosity. I focused on the questions he asked: Where does movement come from? What does our spine do in spherical space? Does an idea start with a feeling? How can we dance mutually, against hierarchies? His curiosity helped to create three major collectives: Judson Dance Theater, Grand Union, and Contact Improvisation. Dance Magazine posted the short version here: Steve Paxton's burning questions, my "In Memoriam" is posted at https://www.dancemagazine.com/steve-paxton-obituary/ My longer version is at https://wendyperron.com/steve-paxton-1939-1924-a-life-of-burning-questions/

[Wendy Perron]

[doyouknowthisjewishcharacter]

Do you know this Jewish character?

[sharry-arry-odd]

But the challenge of coming up with a fresh look for one's psycho is really just a cover for a deeper dilemma: evil has no face, except perhaps in the mirror. Let's say, for example, that you're reading this book on the train to work. Now look around. Who among you is the liar, the adulterer, the thief? What about the arsonist, the psychopath, the cannibal? Really, it could be anyone. History is full of ordinary folks doing horrible things for no good reason. In stories, however, this homely truth strikes as unconvincing. We don't buy it. At least not in trade paperback. So fiction is left with a paradoxical task, one that religion, psychology, and the daily news all fail to achieve: to make reality believable.

The Serialist, by David Gordon

[dncingthrghlife]

pretty sure gordo ruined me for all men at the tender age of seven

[astro-tag-9]

Hello can I send a request plz

Me : Aries sun Virgo moon Virgo rising Taurus Venus

Him : Aquarius sun Cancer moon Virgo rising Capricorn Venus

Who are we ????

🩵Lizzy and Gordo🩵

[internallysalad]

DAVID ZEPHYR GORDON I LOVE YOUUUUUUUU

[cometartist]

My OCs and their Inspirations.

You can read their profiles on UnVale.

@unvale-io

[ambertea]

Gordo: The King of the Slow Bicycle Race (until he has a quick nap)

[crazy4nsync]

Hillary Duff & Adam Lamberg

[theofficialdramallama]

Link to the writer's Tiktok post

Will never get over the fact that we were robbed of the Lizzie McGuire revival </3

Even if Lizzie and Gordo wouldn't have been endgame, I still would have wanted to see those scenes onscreen, and to see Lizzie's journey going forward </3

[enigmaticsal]

no because the entirety of Bye Bye Hillridge Junior High is so very real to me (plus gordo forever has me in genuine shambles) you get to contemplate for just a day on what to shorten your ENTIRE junior year into to write in your friend's year book but don't know how to emote it all. the pressure to combine all your memories and sentiments into two sentences is a task :))

gordo wanted to say so much he hadn't said to lizzie THE ENTIRE SEASON but instead chose to be the best friend (again <//3) and rationally comfort her on how everything will be okay and how she'd done great the entire year, the flashbacks, anecdotes and reminders on how lucky he is to have her :,)))

'we got through middle school and we'll get through high school together.'

and then how his final quote of choice was "you rock, don't ever change. and only I really mean it."

so much heart ache for these 2 and the bond they share (GORDO YOU DORK ILY) :,))))

[i-am-the-midnight-sun]

Everybody slept on Gordo

gordo was the truth

[designatedkilljoy]

I’m almost done watching lizzie mcguire and ive never felt such a need for a couple to get together in my LIFE

[sharry-arry-odd]

The first sentence of a novel is the most important, except for maybe the last, which can stay with you after you've shut the book, the way the echo of a closing door follows you down the hall.

The Serialist, by David Gordon

[itsblasttothepast]

My OTP's (60/?): Lizzie McGuire/David Gordon - Lizzie McGuire.

[mikesfilmtalk]

Yesterday is Almost Here (2024): With Friends Like These

The “outside the box” 2024 film Yesterday is Almost Here feels like a cinematic reference to an old bon mot. “With friends like these, who needs enemies.” I will be up front here, there was not one likeable character in the entire film. There were, however, some darned good performances and a script that left so many things unanswered. The tale itself does something that not many films do…