And on this day finds itself as that holy day of Christmas here on planet earth, or Jesus Christ’s day of birth.  And another Gregorian calendar year has come to pass along with those holiday events, holiday markets , holiday displays and all things holiday season with New Years Eve and New Years Day 2018 not far behind. And climate change is still real. And so I find myself blogging about whatever comes to mind in another attempt to maintain content for this blog and my other blagh whenever bloggers block possible. And so for some reason or another I usually find myself blogging about events, events and more events on this blog.  As this post happens to be about events, events and more events as in those seemingly a bazillion holiday events and more events that take place during that holiday season in the New York City area and beyond.  And one of the many New Years Eve events taking place in that New York City area event that comes to mind is #squat, squat the world, housing is a human right and all things squatter and beyond in that Lower East Side or East Village for real estate marketing purposes maybe,  neighborhood of New York City is  a Future Positive New Year’s Eve Party that seems to be all things squatter and beyond. And then there is also 10 Alternative NYC New Year’s Eve Events to Ring in 2018.  And so that Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space – MORUS Future Positive New Year’s Eve Party Facebook event invite reads something like:

This Future Positive New Year’s celebration is brought to you by two amazing all volunteer non-profit groups that have been partnering for five years and we are celebrating together. The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is celebrating its 5th anniversary. Time’s Up environmental organization, which has made so many sustainable positive changes in NYC, is celebrating its 30th year. Check out their timeline here: http://times-up.org/about/times-25th-anniversary-timeline

The New Year’s Eve bash will be held at the museum in the legendary C-Squat, which is located at 155 Avenue C, LES, NYC. So put on your best dancing shoes and join us for this Future Positive start to 2018.

There will be performances and slide shows by comix artists: Fly, Seth Tobocman, Jenny Gonzalez Blitz, and Rebecca Migdal and musicians: Andy Laties and Eric Blitz.

With live music by Direct Action Ensemble, Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Banji, and DJs spinning 80’s dance music. So put on your best dancing shoes and join us for this Future Positive start to 2018.slide shows by East Village activists/artists including Fly, and DJs spinning 80s dance music and live punk bands so you can jump off the stage to the new year in style. We will also have valet bike parking available and if you would like to you can join one of our free feeder New Year’s Eve bike rides, equipped with the latest sound bike technology. The bike rides will start at 9:30pm, New Year’s Eve. The beginning location in Manhattan will be the park in front of The Plaza Hotel (59th Street & 5th Ave), and the Brooklyn feeder ride will meet at the Brooklyn side of the Williamsburg bridge at 10 PM.

If you would like to help please let us know. Also please invite your friends and share this event on your page!

Peace on earth and goodwill to all mankind. Happy Holidays. Happy New Year 2018 and more.

Hey again bloggers, or whoever could be reading this blagh. And so this post finds itself another one of those attempts to maintain web 2.0  social media user generated content for this blagh and my other blog whenever blaghers block possible. And so that topic of racism has been in the news a lot lately. So much that it has spawned a bazillion or more Facebook event invites having to do with racism, fascism and beyond. And in my own thoughts, someone said to me at Union Square Park the other day as I was vending those DecorForU #blacklivesmatter, #notmypresident, #occupywallstreet, #nopolicestate, #berniesanders, #yoga and #berooklyn necklaces, magnets, key chains and pins for $2 each with that Black Lives Matter sign that I usually display that creates dialogue and conversation, amongst the most comments being “Yes they do” or “All lives matter”.  Though again, just this past week someone, a couple of people asked me within the span of an hour the same question that sticks in my mind, “When did racism begin?”, both of these people asked. And it was sort of the same answer with both of these people. Since the beginning of time, in the bible or something, when Satan was cast out of heaven or when he betrayed Adam or Eve or something and this discrimination was passed on through Jacob or John or Abraham or one of those disciples in the bible or something throughout all his descendants and generations. And for some reason I find their theories believable. And then there is that comment again from that Black Lives Matter Art Show at Northside Festival this past season or so from another person who commented on that topic of Black Lives Matter, or I guess racism, how can something be changed that has been instilled in us, in humanity, since the beginning of time when black means bad, dark, evil and white means good, light? These questions I am unable to answer, only to say is another world possible? No one is free when others are oppressed.  And then there is this t-shirt I read somewhere with the words Black, White, Red, Yellow, Brown….. Human. And what, if anything, does this have to do with a No Police State?

And so I find myself blaghing about Harlem Arts Festival on this day, that annual festival that takes place in Harlem at Marcus Garvey Park each year, and even though there are lots of performers and artists on that schedule for this years event, this gave me the opportunity to vend that DecorForU  #blacklivesmatter, #notmypresident,#occupywallstreet, #berniesanders, #nopolicestate, #yoga, #brooklyn &#harlem necklaces, magnets, key chains & pins for $2 each at their festival again as I did at their Harlem Arts Festival 2016 event last year and to post photos and video from this event that find themselves posted above. And after the rain passed earlier that morning, the sun seemed as if it became a thousand degrees. And according to those Facebook event invites, there is a Harlem Arts Festival Official #HAFterparty as well.  And I have also read online that the rapper  Prodigy who was scheduled to perform at this festival has passed away and  Harlem Arts Festival is to Honor the Late Hip-Hop Legend at their Sixth-Annual event this year.  And any other closing words for this passage and blog post seems to be passing me by. Have a great Harlem Arts Festival day and more.

And so according to that Gregorian calendar on the wall, or table, yesterday was that International Workers Day of May Day in that city of New York and around the world I assume.  And those global revolutions of May Day, Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter are still moving fast, I think.
And according to that Mayday Glitter Graphics website, May Day – Beltane The first of May has long been celebrated with the traditional rite of spring. Dancing around the May pole is a tradition in many different cultures that dates back for centuries. While May Day has its roots in the pagan festival of Beltane, it is still celebrated throughout England and Europe as a celebration of fertility and the coming of the new spring.
And so I found myself passing by the peripheral and outer edges of one of those May Day events at Union Square Park in New York City yesterday, enough to take a few photos with that social media cell phone camera as in those photos that find themselves posted above of that Peoples Power Assemblies, NYC Shut It Down: The Grand Central Crew #blacklivesmatte, International League of Peoples’ Struggle – ILPS US, Cosecha NYC and Workers World Party May Day Strike to Defend Migrants, Refugees & All Workers! May Day event. And according to that Facebook event calendar, some of those other May Day events in that city of New York area on this day were #MAYDAY: WE SHUT IT DOWN #maydaynyc, Mayday Anti-Speciesist + Anti-Decolonial Nonhuman Rights Bloc and May 1st NYC: Basta Ya! Stop The Attacks on Immigrants. And what does this have to do with a No Police State. Have a great day after May Day and more.

Hey again bloggers or whoever could be reading this blog. And so when I can’t think of anything to blog about on this blog in an attempt to maintain web 2.0 user generated content for this blog and my other blagh whenever bloggers block possible, I guess I find myself  posting about DecorForU #blacklivesmatter, #notmypresident, #occupywallstreet, #berniesanders, #nopolicestate, #NoFascistUSA, #yoga, #eastvillage, #harlem and #brooklyn necklaces, magnets, key chains and pins that are now available at Quimby’s Bookstore NYC, Anyone Comics, Sisters Uptown Bookstore and Cultural Center, Inc. ,  Revolution Books New York  and Bluestockings Bookstore for $2 each! in that New York City area after finding themselves being vended at various markets and bazaars in that New York City area and even Union Square Park when the weather permits, or something like that. And so what else is there that I can blogger say about this Black Lives Matter jewelry that I have not already said in Black Lives Matter jewelry time except that on this day finds itself as Occupy Wall Street day one thousand and something, I think. And those all things global revolution Occupy Wall Street and all things police brutality and beyond Black Lives Matter movements are still moving fast, I think.  And what, if anything, does this have to do with a No Police State? Have a great DecorForU jewelry day and more. Black Lives Matter. Occupy Art. Occupy Wall Street Worldwide

And I have heard it said that music makes the world go around and it can be all about music, music and more music, and a bunch of other quotes and sayings when it comes to that sound that makes you dance, dance and dance sometimes. And so roland v drums available at Musicians Friend if you happen to be looking for drums and all about drums when it comes to everything music.