The Provocative Parisian

The Provocative Parisian

A happy Thanksgiving weekend to all . Thanks for the thousands of notes of thanks over the weekend
to me for this website and my many contributions to the world .  Your welcome.


This new work I painted today while I enjoyed listening to Jakob Dylan's latest effort " Seeing Things".
This , in spite of my very public and long running feud with his father Bob. For those of you
that have asked about the details and a full explanation of my side of the story you will  be
happy to know I will cover it all in my new book, an autobiography, which I am now rewriting
to include stories about me. 
The title of my autobiography, to be released in early 2010 will be:
" Ray Rum - Prodigy, Warrior,  International Artist,  Legend - Lessons in Humility" - by Ray Rum.

As for this work , it is from a 20 plus year memory, during a too brief leave from the French Foreign
Legion in the the early 1980s.  I had spent six months  in a very troubled area of the planet and had
made my  way to Paris for my respite.  The City of Lights  was warm,  the moon was full ,
the wine was red and the Parisian was provocative. 


Yours in Post Modern Living,
 Ray Rum

 

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  • 12/3/2008 4:33 PM Fangs ( from FFL) wrote:
    Ray
    Good to see you made it out of there alive. It was indeed a troubled area of the planet at that time , and I must say you did a great service to all there with your valor and leadership. I wish I had made it to Paris with you on that leave, as you will recall I made the unfortunate choice of Angola. I enjoyed your book and look forward to the next one as I hope you will go into a good deal detail on our stint together in the FFL.
    Cheers my man , and keep up the great work!
    Fangs
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