Corduroy: Like-Mike

Narrated 'showcase' of what makes commerce-life 'vanities' an application for Homeland (American) debit/bouquets.

A competition-culture 'diorama' tale drawn loosely from the American college-media diction 'matrix' film Blue Chips (William Friedkin). Happy Holidays, 

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I began composing a special sportsmanship-language diorama in the American Homeland for a competition-windows 'education' for social media citizenry/culture concerning everyday fanfare/marketing (for journals).

My diorama concerned the everyday windows/lifestyle 'access' culture of American distances to fortune/traffic 'securities' consciousness and the nearly-perfect 'chess' like thinking cast by the quality of Homeland goods/resource 'feelings' of trophies of capitalism-competitiveness. Therefore, this diorama paralleled sportsmanship imagery for competition-language; with lifestyle (consumerism) 'trophies' for capitalist 'gains' in demand-oriented stockpiling (for 'basic' materialism-intuition!).

The diorama involved the re-presentation of a special college-media windows/culture 'micro-celebrity' figure (Mike Dunleavy, Jr.) who'd garnered an 'iconic' (storied!) basketball title in the 1st-year of the new millennium, before the horror(s) of 9/11 (March Madness), and then went onto great pro-level spirits sportsmanship and participation in post-9/11 media/basketball language(s). I decided my diorama of the 'textures' of consumerism/capitalism/media/traffic 'culture' in the Homeland (America) would invoke the 'magic' of Dunleavy, Jr., a man whose father had (already) become a 'pronounced' micro-celebrity 'character' in pro-basketball spirits activity and was the replacement for Pat Riley of the (storied) Lakers team. Why couldn't I link media/traffic 'intuition' for sportsmanship/culture in the Homeland with a fashion/lifestyle 'texture' for the quality of commercial photo-synthesis (for bureaucracy)?

EXCERPT: "The trophy-item for Basketball-Junior Man of 2001 gave me this special Corduroy-Homeland 'feeling' for traffic/lifestyle drawn American psyche-chess, and why capitalism offers this certain nod for everyday humors and triumphs for socialized/choreographed 'fashion' or art or fiction (for mechanics); it's the brain-stuff of (simplified) 'leviathan' detention."

WIFE: Why Burlington (for Xmas-winter), hon?
ME: Well, affordances in convenience-drawn consumer-life is the tone of '23, no?

WIFE: Since we're getting-over new age 'horror' like 9/11 and the Coronavirus, eh?

ME: With excellence, for the Homeland-game; it's the 'coating' for shopping!

WIFE: A nod for capitalism's (simplified) bread, hon.

ME: Surely; for dragons (and for immortals).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)