Monthly Archives: November 2014

I found this quote on a site about Pre-Raphaelite Women.  When I met Belle Burch I could not take my eyes off her very long and beautiful neck. The black and white photo is of Belle’s mother. “I notice several things … Continue reading →

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Yesterday, I worked on my new used bicycle out in the garage. I bought a blue one like the one I exchanged for modeling secessions with Belle. I went looking for a reflector light, and…

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Yesterday, at three, my Muse-To-Be entered the Wandering Goat, and stood before me. I was seated at a table for two, and two young men were helping me get my computer on the free wifi.…

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“The artists were experiencing firsthand an involuntary pastime neighborhood folk have been long familiar with: being cast out onto the street by indifferent interests, whether from private or public sectors. “We’re nomads,” says video artist…

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The Lords of Til-Chatel and Rougemont descend from the Merovingians via Garnier, Count of Troyes. There is a Gendolfus in this line, and Nibelung “the historian”. Much of the history of the Franks is myth…

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I have come full circle. In 1987 I attended a three day gathering of Meher Baba followers in Portland. From all over the world they came. When I returned to Blue River Oregon, my kindred,…

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In 1997, in the Probate of my late sister, the world famous artist known as ‘Rosamond’, is found my claim wherein I talk about the Holy Grail, and Pharamond, the legendary Merovingian King, whom Dan…

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The Parthian ruler, Babak, ruled over Adibene. Babak mean “little father”. Meher Baba, of Parsi descent, means “compassionate father”. Was Queen Helena related to Cyrus the Great? Above is Babak’s castle that is right out…

Above is Glenview Elementary School where all four Presco children attended.  Below is the home we lived in on San Sebastian. There are pics of Corpus Christi Church and Leimert Bridge. There are archways that lead to Piedmont, and the … Continue reading →

William Broderick married Alice Stuttmeister, the daughter of  William Stuttmeister and Augusta Janke, and lived on 13th. Avenue and 31st. St. in the large Victorian seen above. The Prescos moved there in 1953 and lived in the top half of this … Continue reading →