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Hi. My name is Kris Kemp. God has blessed me with
creativity that I've put to stories and songs. Check them out.
bicycledays@yahoo.com

ebooks

Tired of having to get up go to a job that's sucking the life
out of you? One, you're not alone. Two, you can get out of
that. How? By figuring out a way to demonstrate value for
others while working for yourself from home. I might be able
to help you. I've written an ebook that will show you how to
find bargain properties (land, mobile homes, houses) and flip
them for big profits. This ebook is specific to Florida, but you
can use the principles anywhere in the United States.
Make Big Profits Flipping Florida Land / click here to enlarge



Get checks to your mailbox every month, like I do.
I reveal the exact steps in my property investing
report, below. Fill in the form below to grab a copy!

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Sick of being fat? Having low energy? Not getting the
attention of that co-worker who you really like? Unless
you have the proper tools, you will not stay fat and
healthy, and tired. My ebook gives you the proper tools.
No pills. No gimmicks. No expensive juices to buy. Fact
is, you can get lose weight if you're willing to apply the
steps in this book. The questions is: are you willing?
The Shift Diet / click here to enlarge



Learn how to lose weight and keep it off.
Fill in the form below to to claim weight loss
secrets to loose belly fat, fast.

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Frustrated that you're not getting any customers for your
product or service? This book can help you gain profits
and grow your income. Using the techniques found inside,
you'll be like a ten-ton magnet and they'll be the paperclip.
Grow your profits when you get them hooked. Find out how.
Hooked! (The seven principles for turning indifferent prospects
into customers who are hooked for life.) / click here to enlarge

journals

The journals are free. Donate because it will encourage me, and enable me
to work from home. Coming soon is "Pictures of the the Leftover Generation",
about my experience living in an artist's community warehouse space in early
2000. This 400+ page journal would make a captivating screenplay. Edward
Norton, are you reading this? Let's collaborate. I'm serious. You're a gifted
actor and writer, so you could help me write it into a great screenplay. Just
e-mail me and I'll come to NYC and stay at a hostel, we'll meet, and take it
it from there. bicycledays@yahoo.com

Curious to know what it was like living on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, in 1994, before the hype? Come along with me and experience how I lived above O'Sheas, in a one-bedroom apartment with 3 other guys, worked at Respectable Street Cafe, and bicycled the streets. Experience my life in this entertaining journal. Danielle, a friend from those days, found the journal online, read it, then e-mailed me, saying that it moved her to tears. She suggested I publish it. So, here it is. Thank you, Danielle.
bicycledays / click here to enlarge






What's it like talking to someone on Clematis Street
about God? Or playing drums at Rock Church, an
extraordinary church experience pastored by Mike
Toby and run by kids. Have you had sleepless nights
pondering how to reconcile your creativity with your
your faith? You're not alone. Dig into these adventures
of street evangelism in downtown West Palm Beach,
playing drums at Rock Church, and more.
dreams are the flashlight; time is the battery / click here to enlarge






A sneak peek inside the world of an artists community
living inside the walls of a giant magnet that can only
attract what it does not destroy. A snapshot of the Unarmed
Underground Art Centre (UUAC), "a hamster cage for the
disenfranchised". Join us us as we dumpster dive, jump trains,
and more in this prelude to 'Pictures from the Leftover Generation'.
dumpster earth / click here to enlarge






For years I had wanted to escape West Palm Beach, and now, I finally had my chance, with a laconic friend. The night we're planning to leave, she leaves without me, stealing my car and everything in it. Brace yourself for this true account about the disintegration of my preconceived notions of reality confirmed by a journey to the to the American west.
shelters are melting / click here to enlarge






Get inside the head of a restless insomniac, burdened
with guilt, besieged with ideas, embracing life below
the radar as he lives intentionally homeless for a few
weeks, and writes about it. Being homeless is like being
on vacation minus the nice hotels, a series of routines ...
gravity (the seduction of the equator) / click here to enlarge





A brutally honest account of my time living in Old Town,
Florida, a postage-stamp-sized town bordered by the
Suwannee River and populated with benevolent, yet
suspicious country folk. These are the scribbles of a
mid-thirties male, living in a trailer on 9 acres, while
learning how to buy properties in at tax deed sales in
nearby counties.
confessions of a 35-year old / click here to enlarge

collections

People tell me to write down my quotes.
So I did. Here are the results.
book of quotes / click here to enlarge picture










Favorite journal entries, selected paragraphs, quotes,
from most of the journals, including the later-to-be-released
'Pictures from the Leftover Generation', a 400+ page journal
detailing what it was like to live at the Unarmed Underground
Art Center -- a community artists live/work space within
three connected quonset huts.
history's detergent / click here to enlarge

screenplay

In my off-hours from delivering pizzas at Papa John's in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, I wrote this screenplay. How did I do it? I checked out ten or twelve library books on screenwriting, then read them while writing story notes. It took one full year of writing notes, revisions, storyboards, synopsis, treatments, and step outlines before finally finishing this semi-autobiographical script. Gina, my sister-in-law, said it was hilarious and reminded her of "Napolean Dynamite".
That's a nice compliment. I hope to see it on film one day.
The Last Pizza Delivery Driver (on Earth) / click here to enlarge

musical

While living at the Unarmed Underground Art Centre
(UUAC), an artists work/live space, and keeping a journal
about the interesting people, I thought it would be neat
to write a play about this, and call it "Plato's Cave",
about a group of misfit philosophical types share space
inside an artists community. I wrote some notes on this,
then put them aside to devote time to other projects --
the FLO, Philosophy Nite, Refuge Coffeehouse, Cinema
Refuse', FLO Film Fest. Around this time, I met a group
of kids in Lake Worth who dumpster dived, and was
introduced to this unique activity. Soon, I began dumpster diving myself.
Inspired to capture this energy, I thought: What if I take the ideas of "Plato's
Cave", a story about fringe characters, and turn them into dumpster divers
in a world where dumpster diving will soon be illegal? Feeling enthusiastic about
this, I started writing down ideas and notes for this. I think I think this was in
2001. After a year, maybe less, I put it down to complete other projects. Every
year-or-so, God would give me a song that seemed to fit into the musical. In 2006,
while renting a tiny (6' x 10') room in Burlington, Vermont, in the winter months,
I began a serious effort to finish the entire script. Some months later, the script was
complete in it's rough draft. The following year, I went to Florida, got a free room
to live in with a therapist friend who was excited about giving me a free space to
stay in order to put the musical's songs to a digital recorder. (Major thanks to
Terry Gamble, therapist, and Marcus Barrameda, mixer.) Later on, friend
and artist Ana Torlen helped me revise the second act, and I began auditions
for the musical with dumpster divers from an activist house nearby. Although
enthusiastic, they were heavily involved in political causes and due to their
activities, often had court appearances, so eventually, the auditions stopped.
For now I'm looking for a stage/venue to produce this musical, volunteer
actors and actresses, musicians, and crew. Be part of something bigger
than yourself. Let's hatch this egg and see what comes out!
Dumpster Diver the musical / click here to enlarge / click here to visit website

music/lyrics

Out of the Wilderness is a Christian music project that
I started in 2003 to raise awareness of, and support for,
the persecuted church, christians suffering overseas in
countries where persecution is commonplace. This book
features lyrics and bar chords to the songs of OOTW.
Use this to put on an OOTW presentation at your
church. Help make a difference for eternity.
Out of the Wilderness (lyrics & chords) / click here to enlarge
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