[UA] The Tower

[Haroudo Xavier]

Well, i will get the card done in a few minutes. I don't know how impressive
the building can be for you. Maybe one thing other people don't like about
the tarot, is that they don't feel connected as im with the pictures i took,
and that[s very understandable. I know the people on the cards, and they
convey some of those feelings the archetype or tarot meaning are associated
with.

The building in The Tower is the Center of Human Sciences and Philosophy. It
is just across the parking street where i study (Center of Arts and
Communication). The CFCH (is pronounced like "c-fishy") is a Modern and
Blocky building with too narrow corridors and with a huge number of suicides
occurences related to them. About 1 per year (i was a later witness of one,
having seen as the fireman had tried to get one of the corpses entagled in
the trees from on of the side of building). The building looms it's shadow
over the parking lot that gives acess to my building. It's a scary thing,
huge, like an amazing black-grey wall that oversizes the sun. Yes, i really
don't like it.

Btw, i decided to put this email "on holding" while finishing the card...

here is the link. I hope you all like it.

http://www.geocities.com/hasfix/ua-renunciation-72dpi.jpg

If Geocities tells you it isn't there, here is a tip: copy and paste the
link above directly into the browser adress bar. :)

[]s,

Haroudo Xavier

"I like a man who grins when he fights"
Winston Churchill

"Satellite from days of old, lead me to your access code!"
 Ed, Cowboy Bebop

"Omnia Mutantir, Nihil Interit"
Neil Gaiman, Sandman 75


----- Original Message -----
From: Greg Stolze <holycrow at mindspring.com>
To: <ua at lists.uchicago.edu>
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 10:14 AM
Subject: [UA] The Tower


> While the House of Renunciation isn't exactly an "archetype" it sure is a
> damn good fit for The Tower -- at least, to my poorly-Tarot-educated eyes.
>
> Maybe some impressive looking building where the door is photoshopped in
> upside-down?
>
> (Maybe ideas like that are why I write instead of draw?)
>
> -G.
>
> Living with a toddler?  Well, I guess it's not that much different from
any
> other room mate who thinks that squatting naked on the kitchen floor
eating
> pretzel sticks is a good way to start the morning.
>
> Oh wait.  It is different.
>
> www.waylay.com
> www.thehungersite.com
>
>
>
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