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Entries in barney frank (1)

Friday
27Mar2009

Aries in red #8

Clearly Sarah Jessica Parker has a new nose, which has been discussed and analyzed extensively on the web, and I think she should be included in any list of Aries celebrities with disconcerting facial features. Bear in mind that Aries pertains to the face and head. I've already noted J. P. Morgan' famous, scary nose and the powerful eyebrows of Joan Crawford and Henry Paulson. (I keep an eye on Barney frank's Aries eyebrows; and btw happy birthday to Nancy Pelosi.)  And I've recently discerned that Aries atheist Daniel DennettDaniel Dennett in red and Aries author Donald Barthelme (who wrote a notable treatment of "Little Red Riding Hood") Donald Barthelme partake of their sunsign not only in their exploration of solipsism, but in their cultivation of aggressively annoying beards. But back to Sarah Jessica Parker's nose, I am not alone in regarding it the elephant in the room. Witness:I'm forced to bring up Sarah's nose, because of the uncanny echo (chills) of Nikolai Gogol's exemplary tale, The Nose, in which that facial organ separates itself from the head of a civil servant, takes on a mysterious identity of its own, and wreaks havoc in the streets of Saint Petersburg. Gogol was, of course, an Aries (of the red-headed, dipsomaniacal, madman-type like Swinburne, Baudelaire and Van Gogh) one of the few people in all of 19th century Russia with a sense of humor. He himself had a long nose. Here as always astrology indiscriminately circulates its imagery through high and low culture.