Wow - you wrote about this so beautifully, and the clip at the end was stunning.... I need to watch that documentary ASAP. Thank you for sharing this with us, Charlie :)
You are so right about that Charley, so absolutely right. It is what drives these individuals and drives all of us and search of what we love and want to do for all time.
Zan sent me here. I am of a skateboarder of more then twenty years and your right in that Mullen is skateboarders favourite skateboarder. I really enjoyed this piece, you captured the powerful and motivating presence that Mullen emits beautifully, and you grounded it in your dads experience in a lovely way. Bravo :)
Amazing acknowledgement of your dad. "He’s always connected to the immediacy and importance of his work, and how it fits into the world." I'd say that is a rather profound demonstration of human potential. And a beautiful way to say it. Who wouldn't want that? And you're so lucky to have it had shown to you up close.
Wow - you wrote about this so beautifully, and the clip at the end was stunning.... I need to watch that documentary ASAP. Thank you for sharing this with us, Charlie :)
I am going to tell your father, that you called him an aging skateboarder! Sarcasm is an art form. It can even be interpreted as kindness in disguise.
Love this piece. There’s such a deep intuition from those who have spent their life listening to their souls
Yeah, this still hits. Haven't rewatched this clip in a while --- the revisit is good for the soul.
You are so right about that Charley, so absolutely right. It is what drives these individuals and drives all of us and search of what we love and want to do for all time.
Ooooh are you rewriting your older essays in shorter format??
What a powerful quote.
That little monologue is spectacular.
Zan sent me here. I am of a skateboarder of more then twenty years and your right in that Mullen is skateboarders favourite skateboarder. I really enjoyed this piece, you captured the powerful and motivating presence that Mullen emits beautifully, and you grounded it in your dads experience in a lovely way. Bravo :)
Amazing acknowledgement of your dad. "He’s always connected to the immediacy and importance of his work, and how it fits into the world." I'd say that is a rather profound demonstration of human potential. And a beautiful way to say it. Who wouldn't want that? And you're so lucky to have it had shown to you up close.