Harmony Blog

Yea, I thought it was a bizarre
thing to say to a total stranger
as well after being asked that
very question by the facility
manager of Urban Glass in
Brooklyn. However, in the world
of glass blowing, “priming your
glory hole” merely means to heat
the oven to a proper glassblowing
temp. In fact, I later found that
the art of glassblowing is filled
with sexual innuendo and double
entendre. You can just imagine
the bruised sensibilities of my
virginal ears…yea, anyway. Glory
hole, stroking and ram-rodding

Hey gang, I have to admit that
this is my third stab at my first
blog. I’m new to the blogosphere
universe, and my first two
attempts at a self intoduction
looked and sounded creepily like
an online personnal. After
reading them, I didn’t want to go
out with myself, so they got
scrapped. My name is Josh Hadar,
(married to Youn Hadar,
accupunturist and fellow blogger)
so I guess that would make me a
MWM, 38, non smoker, metal
sculpter, likes travel, dancing,
restaurants and dry humping in

I just finished reading this book and I can’t stop
recommending it to everyone who
is unfortunate enough to cross my
path. On the surface, this book
is about two brothers who killed
their sister in law and her baby
in the name of God. However it
delves deeper and traces the
origins of Mormonism and Mormon
Fundamentalism. It is extremely
well-written and well-researched
- who knew a book about Mormons
would be a page-turner?! I
certainly did not expect that. My
only issue with this book is a
personal problem: I feel complete

As some of you may know, former
Harmony guest RoseLee Goldberg is
the founder of a performance arts
initiative called Performa. Last
Friday, Performa put together the
art/entertainment at a big bash
sponsored by Millennium Hotels.
The artist they presented was
Cory Arcangel, who is also a
longtime friend of John’s project,
Eyebeam.

Mr. Arcangel had written
glockenspiel parts for Bruce
Springsteen’s Born to Run.

Hello People:
I’m just in the middle of
finishing my first film Rebirth
of a Nation but during the
interim, there’s a couple of
concerts I’m doing in NYC.

If you’re around on March 1st
(this Thursday), I’d like to
extend an invitation to you to
come out to the show I’m doing at
Town Hall.

It’s a benefit for an interesting
arts/experimental music venue
called The Stone and the lineup

Okay, just bear with me a bit
while I compare the artist James
Turrell to the musician R. Kelly.


1) They create things that are
very moving (shut up, haters of
R. Kelly)

2) They both believe they can
touch the sky

Last night in New York City,
Turrell spoke about the use of
natural light and the sky in his
work. He made a pretty good case

FREEZING RAIN + SLEET + SNOW =
CUDDLE TIME!!!



Just remember to mention these
things to your valentine on
repeat:

1) It’s soooo cold

2) Brrrrrrr

3) I desperately need to be loved
~ hold me ~