F to Elvis
Please come if you can! F to Elvis, National Portrait Gallery 6.30 - 8.30pm on Thursday August 13th. Tickets are £5/£4 and include £2 off the following night's Quifftastic Bird Club.
F to Elvis is a performance by transmasculine and butch dyke sorts followed by a screening of Jailhouse Rock. Wear 1950's clothing if you like!
Tickets can be booked via the NPG website
all about ME!
Hey, have a look at my website if you get a chance and send all your friends along too!
www.jasonelvis.co.uk
www.jasonelvis.co.uk
My time is for sale.
Livejournal! I am seeking a new job in proper seriousness now. I'm away next week on holiday, where I shall be spending some time working on my CV.
Here's the sort of thing I'm looking for...
arts admin - using my Transfabulous experience to work for an arts organisation. I don't want some big high falluting role or anything but wouldn't mind working for a small organisation where lots of my skillz could be used.
computer stuff - I know how to do quite a lot of things. I can make websites using html, css, photoshop, illustrator, dreamweaver, ms frontpage and flash. I can also use Powerpoint and all the usual Office stuff. I'm thinking I could work via an agency for city firms putting together presentations for lawyers. It's evening work but very well paid. Or maybe something altogether more exciting than that.
video - I am good with a video camera and can also use editing packages - Final Cut Pro and Premiere. I know about film equipment, first line maintenance and repairs. Setting up lighting and sound recording. I can also teach/demonstrate video production skills.
ideas - I have great ideas!
cleaning - I wonder if people would employ me to clean their flats and houses? I used to pay someone to do ours and would do again if the right person came along.
So, if you hear of anything please let me know! I'm open to anything - part/full time, permanent or temporary. I'm very adaptable and quick to learn new things, especially anything technical. I'm also good at communicating and look great in a suit!
Here's the sort of thing I'm looking for...
arts admin - using my Transfabulous experience to work for an arts organisation. I don't want some big high falluting role or anything but wouldn't mind working for a small organisation where lots of my skillz could be used.
computer stuff - I know how to do quite a lot of things. I can make websites using html, css, photoshop, illustrator, dreamweaver, ms frontpage and flash. I can also use Powerpoint and all the usual Office stuff. I'm thinking I could work via an agency for city firms putting together presentations for lawyers. It's evening work but very well paid. Or maybe something altogether more exciting than that.
video - I am good with a video camera and can also use editing packages - Final Cut Pro and Premiere. I know about film equipment, first line maintenance and repairs. Setting up lighting and sound recording. I can also teach/demonstrate video production skills.
ideas - I have great ideas!
cleaning - I wonder if people would employ me to clean their flats and houses? I used to pay someone to do ours and would do again if the right person came along.
So, if you hear of anything please let me know! I'm open to anything - part/full time, permanent or temporary. I'm very adaptable and quick to learn new things, especially anything technical. I'm also good at communicating and look great in a suit!
clumsy cow!
despite having a fantastic day yesterday, I do have a gripe.
I hate to say people are clumsy because of the self-fulfilling prophesy and all, but one of my friend really is. What happened is this, after dinner she started stacking the plates but was doing it all wrong. She piled them up on top of each other but without scraping left over food off them or even moving the cutlery.
I really wanted to say "careful! That looks precarious!" and so did Tracey but neither of us did. I suppose it's that social awkwardness about telling a grown up friend how to do something. I mean, she is a grandmother! I know that sounds like a ridiculous thing to say, but it's not as if she hasn't stacked plate in her life and surely she's had 27 years of parenthood in which to spot potential mishaps and hazards? Apparently not. A huge crash and two of the lovely plates that used to be my Nan's were broken on the floor.
I hate to say people are clumsy because of the self-fulfilling prophesy and all, but one of my friend really is. What happened is this, after dinner she started stacking the plates but was doing it all wrong. She piled them up on top of each other but without scraping left over food off them or even moving the cutlery.
I really wanted to say "careful! That looks precarious!" and so did Tracey but neither of us did. I suppose it's that social awkwardness about telling a grown up friend how to do something. I mean, she is a grandmother! I know that sounds like a ridiculous thing to say, but it's not as if she hasn't stacked plate in her life and surely she's had 27 years of parenthood in which to spot potential mishaps and hazards? Apparently not. A huge crash and two of the lovely plates that used to be my Nan's were broken on the floor.
a jolly one!
last try for happiness
they are always melancholic
album meme
Go to...
1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speci…
The first article title on the page is the name of your band.
2.http://www.quotationspage.com/rand…
The last four words of the very last quote is the title of your album.
3.http://www.flickr.com/explore/inte…
The third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
4. Use your graphics program of choice to throw them together, and post it in your own journal.

Cape Mountain Toad give me crashing ennui. I can imagine this CD to turn up in many a charity shop.
1.
The first article title on the page is the name of your band.
2.
The last four words of the very last quote is the title of your album.
3.
The third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
4. Use your graphics program of choice to throw them together, and post it in your own journal.
Cape Mountain Toad give me crashing ennui. I can imagine this CD to turn up in many a charity shop.