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Name:
EmailAddress: Inspired by Country Joe McDonald
Date: 30 Jun 2003
Comments
Memories are illusions subtly crafted to fool the senses, gossamer
threads wove delicately through time. Once proud of minor triumphs now sad
at last hurrahs the past beckons, enticing specters of youth, lingering
like uninvited guests while still awake, yet dreaming dreams of
yesterday’s promises.
Thoughts like sound echo and rumble endlessly trumpets play forlornly.
"Who am I to sit and wonder, to wait, while the wheels of fate slowly
grind my life away?”
I turn to stare intently at the image in the mirror, no answer.
Name: cantankerous
EmailAddress:
Date: 30 Jun 2003
Comments
'poetic' appears to be a license for which there exist neither
standards nor testing
Name: FYI Service
EmailAddress:
Date: 30 Jun 2003
Comments
BiloxiRed - I had a burger and a bud in the Panhandle - you must have
come on the wrong daze. The burger was from the LSD Inn next door to the
Straight Theater on Haight St. and the bud could have been from anywhere -
most likely heaven sent.
Name: RED NECK POET BILOXI
EmailAddress: jed_wainwright@hotmail.com
Date: 30 Jun 2003
Comments
BURGER AND A BUD
THAT MAKES FINE EATIN
BURGER AND A BUD
NOT FREE
NOT READILY GIVEN
NO BURGER OR BUD AT THE PANHANDLE
SOUL FOOD
SOLD FOOD
OLD FOOD
ITS FREE BECAUSE
ITS OLD
BURGER AND A BUD
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 30 Jun 2003
Comments
I am a little distracted because of relatives vacationing here in Aptos
from Thailand. Big 4th weekend family get together things going on but I
will check in when I can. The weather has been great and did the barbeque
thing yesterday while watching the dolphins cruising up and down just
outside the shore break.
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen or Hammond my e-mail is down while they transition me from
AT&T to Comcast (corporate buyout screw the client like me) so if you
arrive in Oregon tonight or tomorrow morning Eileen call the number I sent
and please stop by for a meal, shower, amenities? I am looking forward to
your arrival.
Name: Ken Wilson
EmailAddress: kenn_wil@yahoo.com.au
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
Found this site looking for info on methadone and Nazi Germany of all
things! The web does work, dragging me (laughing not screaming) back 30
years. Thankyou for this wonderful reminder that some things do endure.
Where will I find the time. Ken Sydney Australia
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
Oh, Hammond, I'll be yer sister too! Believe me, nicole and I have a
couple o' doozies for siblings. ONE LOVE...ONE FAMILY...k? hey, at the
best we get a Nicole, at the worst, well.....ya just never know. I am sure
I picked that family to be her sister. convinced!
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
steve, especially beat up hands!! I did a pagan wedding ceremony last
week and thank the goddess that they were pagan, because their out of town
relatives already think they are nuts, then this wild woman comes out of
the hills and weds these two lovebirds. I do seem to ALWAYS get cornered
by a lutheran who wants to know my "credentials" I say the earth
is my church, the religion is NICE and and I am accountable to myself for
all I do or do not do. Usually shuts em up. Nice solstice service btw.
uuuuh, aries sun, virgo rising, pisces moon, babe. ha
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
Right on Ohio Girl, I am glad to hear you feeling positive and upbeat,
I hope things only get better from here.
Name: r n a
EmailAddress: radient
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
a bit of good news this morning. My daughter, 17, was chosen to be in
the class that builds a solar car in her high school. Only 8 students were
able to join this team, and there were a lot of hoops to jump through. I
know it will have a profound effect on her life. she's also taking
environmental science, physics, journalism, art, and perhaps
oceanography... during her senior year. (also senor english and speech)
how fortunate that she is interested in these sciences. she has also asked
me to be sure and set her up for college with homeopathics and healing
herbs and the books "Prescription for Nutritional Healing" and
"Healthy Healing," great self healing books. arnica, rescue
remedy, comfrey gel and echinacea, you bet.
the mynah birds scream before sunrise. they are like crows with orange
eyes. they always awaken me no matter how late i went to sleep. but of
course it's a blessing because i get to see the flaming pink sunrises.
it's sunday so it must be little beach day at makena. the tribe is
sparse in the summer as so many little beach goers are at the Rainbow
Festival.
just got a copy of "Addicted to War," from the Maui Peace
Action Committee. I got one copy and read it and then bought a dozen to
spread to some friends. This is an incredible expose of America's blatant
attempts to take over the world through unfounded military actions. so
well documented it gets rave reviews from a number of sources. My hero,
Howard Zinn, endorses this book. Highly recommended.
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
Patric
Why! mine of course
Charlton Heston, tch tch .....guess I cant watch "Planet of the
apes" again
Name: Ohio girl
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
I mean on CNN Saturday, night shift distorts my sense of time beyond my
ability to figure it out........ anyways that's an Osbourne Alamo story. I
don't have alot of other complaints today (mark this date on the calendar,
whatever it might be :^)
Name: Ohio girl
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
You "liberated" the Alamo incident from Ozzie (the story was
re-told on CNN Sunday). Hey......Ozzie rules!
Name: patrick
EmailAddress: richardfarinareincarnate.org
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
My hero Michael Moore has big ol' nads, eh Spongie? Whose are the
biggest over on your side of the pond these days?
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress:
Date: 29 Jun 2003
Comments
just watched BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE ............speechless nuff said
Name: FYI Reality Check
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
SAN FRANCISCO - The district attorney's on-again, off-again pursuit of
charges against protesters who shut down the city as the war in Iraq began
is off again. Prosecutors decided Friday to drop cases against 407 people
charged with traffic violations for blocking city streets during the first
days of fighting. Police in riot gear arrested 2,300 demonstrators who
brought San Francisco to a standstill. The 407 dismissals leave the other
1,900 cases in doubt. Bobbie Stein, an attorney for many protesters, told
the San Francisco Chronicle that Hallinan had assured her those cases
would also be dropped.
Name:
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
Mungo sick
Name:
EmailAddress: Mungo Sucks
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
God evenig Mungoelvis poodle sprog mungoelvis may you choke on your
bastardization of the English language and find a life with the man from
Biloxi
Name: mungojerry
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
in the summertime. Mungoelvis must die.
Name: Summer Reading
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
"Got A Revolution" - by Jeff Tamarkin
http://www.gotarevolution.com/
Enjoy!
Name: The 3rd Page
EmailAddress: letters@spiritone.com
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
Sauvant - The 3rd Page loves your "Idiot Sightings" - can we
quote you on this?
RSVP
Very funny (real) events like these are priceless....
E.g - Recently I was on a street car and a guy who was obviously 5
sheets to the wind says to this young woman in the seat behind hom (she
had red red dyed hair) - "Shay sweaty - where did you get that hair
of yours?" - the woman dryly replied: - "From a bottle." -
and to this the guy return with: "Gee thash too bad - I'm in AA
now." (!)
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
CounterPunched Weeked
"Blathering Sabers"
http://www.counterpunch.org/poems06282003.html
Name: sauvant
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
something to make you smile today...
IDIOTS IN SERVICE: This week, our phones went dead and I had to
contact the telephone repair people. They promised to be out between 8:00
a.m. and 7:00p.m. When I asked if they could give me a smaller time
window, the pleasant gentleman asked, "Would you like us to call you
before we come?" I replied that I didn't see how he would be able to
do that since our phones weren't working. He also requested that we report
future outages by email. (Does YOUR email work without a telephone line?).
IDIOTS AT WORK: I was signing the receipt for my credit card
purchase when the clerk noticed I had never signed my name on the back of
the credit card. She informed me that she could not complete the
transaction unless the card was signed. When I asked why, she explained
that it was necessary to compare the signature I had just signed on the
receipt. So I signed the credit card in front of her. She carefully
compared the signature to the one I had just signed on the receipt. As
luck would have it, they matched.
IDIOTS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD: I live in a semi-rural area. We
recently had a new neighbor call the local township administrative office
to request the removal of the Deer Crossing sign on our road. The reason:
too many deer were being hit by cars and she didn't want them to cross
there anymore.
IDIOTS IN FOOD SERVICE: My daughter went to a local Taco Bell and
ordered a taco. She asked the person behind the counter for "minimal
lettuce." He said he was sorry, but they only had iceberg.
IDIOT SIGHTING #1: I was at the airport, checking in at the gate
when an airport employee asked, "Has anyone put anything in your
baggage without your knowledge?" To which I replied, "If it was
without my knowledge, how would I know?" She smiled knowingly and
nodded, "That's why we ask."
IDIOT SIGHTING #2: The stoplight on the corner buzzes when it's
safe to cross the street. I was crossing with a coworker of mine when she
asked if I knew what the buzzer was for. I explained that it signals blind
people when the light is red. Appalled, she responded, "What on earth
are blind people doing driving?"
IDIOT SIGHTING #3: At a good-bye luncheon for an old and dear
coworker who is leaving the company due to "downsizing," our
manager commented cheerfully, "This is fun. We should do this more
often." Not a word was spoken. We all just looked at each other with
that deer-in-the-headlights stare.
IDIOT SIGHTING #4: I work with an individual who plugged her
power strip back into itself and for the life of her couldn't understand
why her system would not turn on.
IDIOT SIGHTING #5: When my husband and I arrived at an automobile
dealership to pick up our car, we were told the keys had been locked in
it. We went to the service department and found a mechanic working
feverishly to unlock the driver's side door. As I watched from the
passenger side, I instinctively tried the door handle and discovered that
it was unlocked. "Hey," I announced to the technician,
"it's open!" To which he replied, "I know - I already got
that side."
Now don't you feel better
Name: FYI - Service
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
Rain Forestation Newts
http://www.guardian.co.uk/conservation/story/0,13369,986846,00.html
Name: FYI Service
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
"The 10 Lies"
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=16274
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
RedNeck - your spate of crypotgraphic mindlessness seems to have passed
what happend - did you forget to take in your haldol-lithium cocktale this
morning? - I rather like the image of you pissing on the Alamo wall even
if I do have an immediate cousin who died there (initials = SH) - care to
guess who?
Name: RED NECK POET BILOXI
EmailAddress: jed_wainwright@hotmail.com
Date: 28 Jun 2003
Comments
I NEVER HID BEHIDE
I NEVER LOWERD MY SELF
I NEVER DEALT FROM THE BOTTOM
I NEVERCUT A CORNER
STOOD UP STRAIGHT
STRAIGHT AND TALL
I CARRIED MY LOAD
ASKED FOR NO HELP AT ALL
I GET MYSELF BLIND DRUNK
AND I PISSED
ON THE ALAMO WALL
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
I think you got it Cap'n his role models have crossed the great divide,
what a waste of talentless drival
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
I think you got it Cap'n his role models have crossed the great divide,
what a waste of talentless drival
Name: cap'n psych
EmailAddress: oops!!
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
That is compulsivly, Perhaps Biloxi and I are related.
Name: captain psychotropic
EmailAddress: Wasteofspacee
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Our fabled genetic idiot from biloxi has flipped his lid right off hhis
red neck. Must have been the news of the deaths of his mentors who we have
been discussing earlier that makes him copulsively call out to all his
current and previous lovers. Hold him down and I'll Jab his dumbass.
Name: RED NECK POET BILOXI
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
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Name: FYI Service
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
The scarry laugh of the day -See full article by Arnon Regular in
today's http://www.haaretz.com/ -
type his name into the site search or you will never find it - the direct
link is too large to post here - but this is worth the effort and the
read.
Note the article's ending paragraph -
"According to Abbas, immediately thereafter Bush said: "God
told me to strike at al Qaida and I struck them, and then he instructed me
to strike at Saddam, which I did, and now I am determined to solve the
problem in the Middle East. If you help me I will act, and if not, the
elections will come and I will have to focus on them."
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
hey where can I get my self some viagra I just realised my woman is a
slow reader
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress: spendinalongtime@thetattooparlour
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Aw heck looks like i gonna have to get the discussion page put on there
as well
Name: tatood brood
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Hey Sponge I hope your usin' INVISIBLE INK on that thing cause there
ain't nothin' there. Truely, Master Skin
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress: Nichole, Nik, Nic
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
...y'll know I'm all of the above right?
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress: thinkinggoodthoughts@Karma.neh?
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Bravo Steve, I was thinking along the lines of, even though they were
small minded men if I wish all manor of evil befall them, I'm possibly as
small or smaller...(this of course is my Higher self speaking, my lowly
self is absolutely capable of uttering malidictions and calling down the
shree...)however today, this minute, I'm trying to be expansive and
forgiving of everyone, especially myself...good afternoon all.
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: In The Kitchen
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
What with logging on here; Ive'e somewhat shirked my duties with this
Friday's City Harvest Free Food delivery and Louis wants an explanation as
to why and how her dish towel ended up around my neck. She's a Capricorn
and all biz. Im' gonna go now and help her and an earthy little Taurus
stack some goods in the cellar. I might play deaf and dumb. Later all. Hi
Nik!
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: Heaven's Gate
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Hey Sponge, here's somethin' that you and Ol' Strom must have missed.
It's called the Golden Rule. (It's true in all faiths.) BRAHMANISM: This
is the sum of duty: Do naught unto others which would cause you pain if
done to you. Mahabharata 5:1517. BUDDHISM: Hurt not others in ways that
you yourself would find hurtful. Udana-Varga 5:18. CHRISTIANITY: All
things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to
them; for this is the law and the prophets. Matthew 7:12. CONFUCIANISM:
Surely it is the maxim of loving-kindness: Do not unto others what you
would not have them do unto you. Analects 15:23. ISLAM: No one of you is a
believer until he desires for his brother that which he desires for
himself. Sunnah. JUDAISM: What is hateful to you, do not to your
fellowman. That is the entire law; all the rest is commentary. Talmud,
Shabbat 31a. TAOISM: Regard your neighbor's gain as your own gain and your
neighbor's loss as your loss. T'ai Shang Kan Ying P'ien. ZOROASTRIANISM:
That nature alone is good which refrains from doing unto another
whatsoever is not good for itself. Dadistan-i-dinik 94:5. and last but not
least;...BOYDISM: Fuck with me and find out. Silent Steve 1%
Name: Nik
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
It looking great Hammond...thanks for all yr work and organization...
Name: The 3rd Page
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
New work in the journal from Mark, Gouge and others of possible
interest -
http://www.emptymirrorbooks.com/thirdpage/Testpg4.html
Tx on and all!
The 3rd Page
Name: FYI Service
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
And let us not forget to thank god (or someone else) for somewhat
belatedly taking Lester Madox from the world!
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
hiya Steve
Iwelcomed you back on a previous page - guess ya missed it.
Everythings fine and dandy here . I have come into some money and I am
presently getting the contents of this guestbook (all 6 1\2 years of it )
tattoo'd onto my penis in font size 20 all UPPER CASE so keep on postin
theres plenty of room left
Name: Oh ya...
EmailAddress: Uuuu....
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
screw the bandana, I just soaked a cotton dish towel in cold water and
wrapped it around my neck and it works just fine. I also soaked my ball
cap to cool down my head. While admiring mysef in the mirror, I made a few
vows: first, never spend another winter in the north,..second; (are you
kids listening??)... NEVER lay down in the middle of the street. (for a
reason; that is)... I mean... laying down in the street for no reason
seems perfectly fine to me. That is... well, its hard to explain,...which
reminds me... I missed all of those Father-Too-Son talks,.. (both getting
them and giving them)...I dont think that Im' a whole person. is that
possible? Lets see, third vow,..third vow... there I go again. I only made
two vows; but blasted off saying "A Few". Think one may have
been sub-conscious? Work with me here.
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: up the river
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Well, Im' goin' pure Boggie, Ya,..I narrowed it down to the African
Queen look. I rough chopped whats left of my beard with some scissors,
salvaged my linen oil painting shirt, scrounged up a baggy pair of cotton
traveler pants w/ safari pockets, (easy to roll up into shorts);..a brown
cotton ball cap, a pair of canvas deck shoes and a bandana to cover up the
hole in my neck. I will opt for automatic-direct-deposit and play the ATM
game. No wallet, ..just stash my ID etc. in the back pocket of my mole
skin pocket journal. Three coins, a pencil, my navy riggers knife,...the
loose-leaf I Ching and the Old farmer's Almanac and Vuuueeellllaaa!!!. (dont
you kids try this at home). Oh, ya,... no leaches, no gin, and no church
ladies. (although, they do go well together)...(I know).
Name: chuckwagonpete
EmailAddress: oldbonedigger@earthlink.net
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
R.R. the old gipper stills lives, these old wizards die hard, if you
are manning the suicide hotline; you might remind the caller to at least
wait til nancy and ron are take their dirt nap...
Name: Son of Arkansans
EmailAddress: (once removed)
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Having spent some of my youth in Clay County, here's a little ditty;
Oh, The Arkansa Traveler; he had a winnin' way...Everywhere he went; they
would try to make him stay; but, he'd saw on his fiddle, and he'd take
another chaw: an' say "I wish-by-golly I was back in Arkansas".
P.S. Hey Strom,..here's a kicker!!...what if God turns out to be
black!!??...(You in a heap-O'-trouble now boy!!)...
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Bless the Oregonian newspaper this am for reprinting the photo of the
Stomster (bigotman that he was) with Bush on his right and Trent Lott on
his left taken on the day that the Trentman made his ultra-bigot comments
re: Strom's past hatred of African Americans. This photo with Bush and
Trent smiling and cajoling everone like the good ol boy tyrants that they
are will only serve to remind everyone here what liars they are at heart.
I hate it that the economy is in such a dive - yet if this helps to keep
Bush out of a second term I say bring on the Depression!
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
Patrick, I hear ya, these bigots and fanatics always wrap themselves in
some cause or guise be it states rights, the bible, or the flag, they know
their argument can't hold water on its own but throw in a volatile issue
with a tried and true patriotic or relegious fervor? Works every time.
Name: patmanagain
EmailAddress: onafreekin'rant
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
I guess if you look at it another way it is kinda sad that those 2 old
farts never realized that "SMOKIN' DOPE BRINGS THE RED OUTTA YER NECK
AND INTO YOUR EYES". Maybe then things woulda been different and they
could have had a better chance at salvation. Maybe not, That did'nt seeem
to work for that piece of slimy otter shit, eric rudolph.
Name: patman
EmailAddress: rebelpeacedawg
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
"MUNCH,SLUURP,CRUNCH,CHAW" SHIT FIRE,BOY PASS THE HAWG JOWLS
AND CRACKLINS another DIXYCRAT bit the dust day fore ol' Strong Spurm man.
That fine ol' country gent and axe handle peddler Lester Maddox one of the
finer cross burnin' Guvnas'of the old south.I here these things run in
three's we should get a pool up to see who be next to go straight ta hell.
Ain't it funny how the political partners of these ilk defend them by
saying "They were'nt Racist seperatists" "They just did'nt
believe the federal Government had the right to tell the states what to
do."
Name: Ohio girl
EmailAddress:
Date: 27 Jun 2003
Comments
My mind is still full of images of people and places on that
cross-country bus trip, unbelievably it was almost 40 years ago. I hardly
slept the whole time it was almost like being stoned. Many states or
cities, that's probably the only time I'll see them. I was never sure why
my parents agreed to that trip, I just know I saved up some paychecks and
they agreed. Was it so I wouldn't outright run away? or were they cooler
than I knew at the time. That was sometimes the case!!!! There's a woman I
work with, so much younger than me, sewing a peace sign on her baby boy's
tiny denim jacket. The times they are sometimes a-changing back.
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Goddamitt! Strom Thurmond finally died...I thought that racist bastard
was gonna last forever. Pass the hushpuppies.
Name: patrick
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Steve, Arkansas traveler look, eh. My dads twin brother Pete was
referred to as the arkansas traveler even though he was'nt from nor ever
lived in Arkansas. He had about 8or 9 wives and a buncha neglected kids
scattered around the country.His name was Peter Richard Adkins. We called
him Peter Dick. Nicole, "BLOWBOTS" Har! Har!
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
http://artcontext.org/activism/politics/bush.php
Just some idle thoughts
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: taking a break
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Ah... "Filthy Dirty"??..."Hands beat
up"??..."Scabby Legs"??...Auuu...what's yer' sign baby?
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Ah shucks jenn...... and yes, you two are very lucky to have each other
- and maybe many of the rest here have special siblings to be with. I
can't count the times I have wished that I was not an only child.
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Hammond? thanks, I'm blushing...taking a moment. nic is not in any hot
water here....although, there was that time....let me tell you she was the
BEST as a big sister. She was the only person who truly loved me from the
first moment she saw me, and has remained steadfast, true, available
emotionally, funny and kind and FULL of love. She is at times side
splitting, and an overwhelming goddess of creativity & inspiration. To
get an older sister like that is a gift from the heart of the ONE. peace
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Mark, Thanks for the benadryl tip. I have some of that, but I'll make
sure I always do. As for the remoteness and accessability, I understand
how your wife has specific reason for a living situation. I'm not sure how
long since you've been here, but it has grown. Humboldt is an option that
I am so grateful I have. We're not even 10 minutes from the center square
in Arcata, yet we are off the grid, in an outlaw built cabin. We have
mountain lions, bob cats, bear, big ole' hawks that like kittys, of course
fox, possum, racoon, weezles.....on and on. We also have two large deep
voiced dogs and have only lost one goat to a bear...ugly scene, and the
deer are well fenced out of the gardens located far from the house. I'm
lucky to live in the mountians (20 acres) and at the top of the hill (not
ours) we can see the ocean and Blue Lake. The dot.commers are hep to us, a
flashy yuppie news gal from there moved here, and writes for the Cronicle
stories from our area. She thinks we're an old hippie colony, but 'cha
can't beat the prices for land compared to the bay area.that's what she
reports...no more trees, no more $$, so land is still cheaper here, but on
the rapid increase. I do hope you come this way and have a lovely visit.
It still has a small town feel in Arcata and lots of charm for a city. The
weather has gotten so much warmer these last five years, today at my
house, 10 miles from the coast its 90 degrees. This is the trend since
last week into next...woopie!But it saddly is bacause of global warming,
and the fact that all the redwood trees are gone and the eco climate here
has been damaged and the fog was part of the equation. But, alas ramble
on....nice shot nic sent eh?
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
You are soooooo my sister. You got me smilin' ear t ear...m'dear. I am
going to get out there soon...
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Nicole..my sweet, ahyes it's perfectly fine,(the photo) green thumb eh?
My flowers are so prolific right now. I had 300 6' tall pink peony poppies
bloom at once, with a huge sea of 1 1/2' nigela,(blue starry flowers)
followed with about 200 deep red poppies flooded at their bases with
dalias in every shade. Then there are my exotic gardens. My daffodils
started blooming in January, with so many varieties that there are some
STILL blooming!!! Right now it is a FOUR headed crazy stringy wild white
blossom. I Adore this planet. I took a roll of 25 pictures and still
didn't get a real full shot of it all. The sweet peas at my back door are
taller than me, and I have 5 bouquets because the more you pick the more
they flower. Mostly everything else I leave on the plants...but oh my
goddess I wish you could smell all my roses in the evening, I have 9
varieties now and am a propogatin' fool. And I have two, count em, two
greenhouses full of breathtaking (haha) flowers. I have trellisses (?)
everywhere covered with roses and jasmine, potatoe vine, with campanula, a
wonderful tall bi annual lacey cup. Oh nicole, come to see me. There's the
zen garden, the veggie garden, the REDWOOD trees, the rhodies and
azaleas...I'm filthy dirty all the time, and my hands are beat up and my
legs are scabby, and I love the dirt. I am grateful for the smell of cecil
brunner roses. I love ya,jenn
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: back again
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Ya, I hate those situations. At those times, Im' glad to be mute. I
suppose that I should write them an open letter or something. For the most
part; they are all in a Methodist bubble and will never really get clued
into the Digger thing. Shit, Ive' been utilizing the joint for a Free
Store, have been secretly housing the poor, giving away anything thats not
nailed down; and generally practicing christianity off-hours with out a
licence after they close shop. Hey, I think that I can speak for Christ
when I say: I dont dig time clocks. Bottom line?..Ive' failed to further
any real cause. Oh, sure, some of these blind Methodists have quized me on
the rather odd posters that I put up from time to time in reference to
FREE (and the Digger Thang)..., but for the most part, the 21st Centuty
Diggers are a base ball team for all they know. It's been a real flop.
What really bugs me is that Im' the sole member who's gotten into bed (no
pun intended) with the hard-core Anti-Establishment element here in NYC.
Ive' only brushed the tip of the ice burge here on site. There are outfits
that still thrive that I thought long gone and buried. I am puzzled by the
way that the Tibetan tribe and the Buddists seem to 86' me. Looking back
on it; I may have posed as somewhat of a disturbing influence on them.
(once a grand-daddy Monk wanted a banner put up... I scaled the small wall
at the rear of the sanctuary and pulled out both boot knives, stabbed em"
right through both ends of the banner into the front wall of the church
organ fasade.) "Improvise" Hey, but really, the cat gave me his
socks, so maybe im' way off here, Ah, folks; I play better live than in
cyber-space,..anyway, where was I. Oh ya, the Diggers. It seems that
"They", or "IT" exudes annonimity on "IT's"
own; as if it were an entity unto itself. The basic feed back I get from
the old local heavies is: "Diggers??..Oh, you are too young to
remember that". Jesus,...see where its at??...everyone assumes ITS
OVER. They layed down.
Name: Nik
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Hammond, you didn't at all...if anyone did...I did.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Steve I'm over here laughing at your clothing/id dilema..opposed to
minding my own business and packing. And for chuch if they really want to
tell you goodby and say what a great guy and all..make sure they pass the
hat! You'all stay in touch now ya hear.
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: front parlor again
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Well, Im' half way through scrubbing down the ol' Front Parlor. Seein'
as how I put a damper on the possible under-cover activity there: its
still vacant. I may opt to spend my remaining nights there, while I clear
out my 4th floor digs. Dumping all of this "Stuff" makes me feel
a ton lighter. Im' laying all of my remaining LP's (which keep
accumulating) on the street vendor who has served as a cosmic catalist and
key conduit for assorted Books of Knowledge that have some-how channeled
through the fate factory and into my hot little hands. Hey, I just read on
the upcomming "Worship Notes" for this up-comming Sunday, and at
the end there is a Special "Farwell for Steve Boyd". Kinda' gets
ya dont it?. I mean come on, Im' not dead. I hate these set-ups. Maybe I
should skip it and watch from the balconey like Huck and Tom did at their
funeral. Seeing as how Im' skipping out with only whats on my back, Im' at
a delema on which alter-ego to assume. (When I had only one of everything,
It wasnt an issue.) "Oh what to wear". I may opt for the
Arkansas Traveler look, or perhaps a cross between Jed Clampet and Boggie
in the African Queen. Its gotta' be an outfit that highlights grit and
sweat... you know, picture persperation as an accessory. Speaking of
which, the home town bums are all melting like the Witch from OZ. This
heat has got them all at each other's throats. I still may opt to relay a
few tropical linen suits through the cleaners as back-ups. You know, real
Leon Red Bone style. Well, back to work. Cant leave any tracks. Hey
Sponge: In a bit of bother these days??...You around lad?
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Nic - oops? Didn't mean to speak out of school.... So glad you are
better......
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Hi All~ Expect eletricity to be shut off at some point today, plus I'm
lagging on the packing..so this will be my last NM missive. Looks like
Jewel may work out. We will be checking it out and then staying near the
ocean while the details get ironed out. Will stay in touch when I get a
chance and give an update. We're both so ready to be near the ocean again.
Now all we have to do is get thru, CO, WY, UT, ID, and across Oregon
plains. Dream on Nicole. I'm going to make an effort to enjoy this trip as
you all travel in spirit with me I know. Stay tuned..maybe you can feel it
as I send you messages via the cosmic air waves.
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Jenn, you know the one, hope you don't mind...
BTW, I'm feeling great today...my taste buds feeling healthy today...I
just had some Papaya...m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m good
Name:
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen - just e-mailed you re: Astoria - once a jewel of a city but now
well more of a tarnished jewel due to speed and other factors less
desirable but hey - it really beats Oregon City by a long shot and there
are many small communites that you will like. Margaret and I drove all
through the area trying to settle down there vs. Portland when we got back
from Amsterdam in 97 but the job situation was next to nil then and the
areas we liked were rentless for the most part so we came to Portland. The
area is fabulously beautiful and would be a great place for you both to
recover from constant traveling and the dry dusty NM by comparison. Who
knows - if the place has changed for the better maybe we will join you! We
long to be closer to the ocean in a neat little house with too much
firewood to burn - peace and quiet away from P Town's daily angst among
the populace. Let's all move to Astoria and support the NICE party!
Jenn - Nic sent me the same photo Mark mentioned - a lovely garden (I
envy it!) and an even lovelier you!
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen, if you can call ahead and reserve a camp spot if it's a public
one you might land in...the 4th is the biggest camping week of the
year...maybe make a res...best of luck. I'm slightly jealous...I'd love to
be heading out somewhere right now. That "get in the car just to go
for coffee but keep driving till you feel like stopping"
feeling...wanderlust.
Ohio girl...I took grey "rabbit" across with Jeramiah (my
son)from SF to PA in 1974...it was a riot. An old Greyhound gutted and
platformed so the travelers things were stowed below and we all sat on the
boards...the overheads were opened up so you could crawl up and
sleep...the route was mapped depending upon who was going where...we drove
straight through although we meandered everywhichaway...it was really
fun...Jeramiah was 6 and had a great adventure...you payed what you could
afford (me $60) and there was beer and whatever going on...even a few
romances blossomed...They drove me right up the drive way to Turkey Ridge
Farm because I knew there was a deisel gas tank there for the farm
vehicles...thanks for that memorie Ohio girl, yeah road ramblings...I feel
one coming on...
Name:
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Jewell is nestled in with all the communities I'd mentioned, Cannon
Beach, Gearhart etc. That is a beautiful area and for now the weather
should suit you fine, it stays 10 degrees cooler than Portland in the
summer and many people head for that area when it hits 90 or more around
here.
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen I just E-mailed you concerning McIver so disregard if Jewell is
your destination but swing by our neck of the woods on your way or call
and we can arrange a meet. I am not to familar with Jewell but let me look
into it and get back, good road vibes and safe journey.
Name: McMing
EmailAddress: to Eileen
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Too many years back, but Astoria in my memory is the Queen City of
northern Oregon .. and the headlands are just south .. a beautiful place
if I recall correctly .. and me, I left the Metropolis a long time ago ..
it's good to have access to the marketplace of a city, without paying the
price of living in its confines .. and of course, I won't join the
Independence Day revels, it's too degrading. So get as far as you can,
then hole up. & please tell us of your adventures on the road.
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen,
You are quite dynamic. I think your Nomadic instincts are coming to the
surface. Be careful driving with all the maniacs traveling this week. The
party atmosphere is starting to show up at the beach here already. Be
safe. Are you driving the bus and the Toyota?
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Ohio Girl..that is such a great story. To make such a journey at that
age is nothing short of the radical adventure. I am of the opinion
everyone should jump and see as much of the US as possible before settling
down to a serious life of work in the same town one grew up..cause it may
just wreck everyones plans and expectations and throw the doors open the
oh my gosh the Possibilities. Then again it might just send one scurrying
back to where it's safe..and with something to dream about. Grey Hound has
taken me on more than one jouney out of the dark night of the soul, to
something better. But it is never my favorite way to get there. Humm..you
know it's a dog that is the Guardian of The Gates in several mythologies.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Good Morning!
We should be packed and done by this evening. I can hardly sleep with
thoughts of what's to come. So may try to get past Denver tonight..or we
will be on the road at the crackie dawn tomorrow. Know 4th of July
craziness is only a few days away and want to be off the road asap.
There's something to say about the way Americans like to party..but I
won't say it cause apparently I'm a stick in the mud. I just do not want
to be in the middle of it. Figure I will be putting my laptop away at some
point this afternoon.
Jag and Hammond..Miranda has spotted a place in Jewell that sounds
perfect..is that cause it's home to all the druggies or something? We will
be calling there later this morning to check it out. I could live in a
place called Jewell. The jobs avaiable around Oregon City are few and
depressing and housing generally is too expensive. But it's the job market
there, in particular, that is making me look elsewhere. We could wipe old
peoples butts, feed them or clean their houses..nope nope nope. Not this
week. Astoria suddenly has a great deal more to offer. Must be a change of
season..like folks don't want to spend the summer in the fog or something?
We have decided we can stand it for awhile if everything else works and we
can get on our feet. Who knows we might learn to love it. Also Lincoln
City seems to be looped into that area for work as well. This is it..give
me all the bad news..and then tell me why it could work.
Name: Ohio girl
EmailAddress: slowly I turn.....
Date: 26 Jun 2003
Comments
Must admit to being a Three Stooges fan from way back, and I don't even
know if they are the first to do the slowly I turn routine but I can see
them doing it. When I was 16 and had my first job and paycheck, there was
a $100 special from Greyhound where you could ride anywhere in the U.S.
within a month's time, something like that. I went from Ohio to California
and back, didn't stop anywhere as I had the $100 and that's all except
some food money. What an amazing trip, first time to the coast, first time
to see a great deal of the U.S. as I made a big circle, going out to
California by a northern route and coming back to Ohio by a southern
route. And soon afterwards moved out to Haight St. Hitchhicked across the
U.S. with a friend and her dog. Anyways, many people's reaction to my
Greyhound trip has always been "why." I guess we all see things
differently. I get an immediate metallic taste from pennies, such as
putting pennies into a penny roll. Always wonder if it's bad for me, but I
love pennies, I hate the notion (that comes up every so often) of doing
away with them. If they ever do that, everything will just cost more not
less. Peace
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Jenn,
That allergy to Iodine can be serious. The most available
"antedote" is benadryl. We always kept a vial and syringe ready
during all exams and when possible interviewed the patient or relatives
about allergies to shellfish. It is unbelievably discouraging to realize
the damage we humans have inflicted on the food chain. The half-life of
some of the toxins we know about can't even be caculated, that doesn't
approach the crap we are messing with and winking an eye to responsibility
now. The oceans have been the badlands of international capitalist pigs
for eons and the effects of all this have been hidden in this
"frontier".
I have been keeping up with your DA a bit as that area is one of the
places that offers a glimmer of hope. The politics of Santa Cruz County
are not far behind Humboldt although money is still the key here no matter
how you cut it. If you want a 6000 square foot house with an ocean view
and you can pay the bucks for a permit, it will be done. The lots on the
bluff next to mine which have a clear view of Monterey Bay are now selling
for 6 to 7 hundred thousand big ones. Don't be fooled, the dot.comers are
still around cruising in their Hummers.
I love the Mad River area and will be making a run up there this summer
as always. My wife is retiring soon, I bailed early, so we can move around
some what. Problem is she is a spinal cord injury from 1976 and has to be
near a competent medical facilty (Kaiser) with some experience as she
ages. She is very independent and having to depend on me to get her around
in the mountain environment especially in the winter doesn't appeal to her
self image. Wheelchairs and mud, downed trees, power blackouts, and a
community that really isn't wheelchair accessible don't mix. But, I don't
give up easily. I haven't spent much time in Arcata lately but maybe it is
time. BTW, your sister sent me a nice photo.
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
mark, many days ago you replied to my ? as to your location...I thought
you may live closer to arcata because of your interest and knowledge about
the mad river. I hope you get here often and you can share it with your
family. It's been so beautiful here this past few weeks. Even warm!!! We
live in such a wonderful place in the foothills outside of arcata,
beautiful trees, and a small farm. I love the crazy politics of arcata,
all green party...and the student population keeps the good ole boys vote
in check. Currently the "loggers" are trying to recall our D.A.
because he is going after MAX AM who bought LP logging and are raping this
place. It would make you sick, but our new D.A. is very interested in the
big bucks of big business and how they can run an area with money or
intimidation. But aside, this is a lovely place and I feel blessed to live
this dream life. I wish I could share this feeling with the world. Lets be
a humane race! Let's make a new religion called NICE and a political party
of "Let's be real". whadda ya say? jenn
Name: jenn
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nicole......because you are my sister you should know that I am
allergic to iodine, especially in shell fish. 100% of the worlds fish is
toxic to some degree. But the iodine thing is serious. Since our
"origin" is so &^&%^^%+_(%$#@ mottled it's hard to say
where it started, mom or dad, but...let me tell you that iodine is in so
many foods and even in coca cola bad stuff that coke. My chin starts to
itch then I get the metal taste, then a rash, then eeeek, no breath. Sean
and I sat in the parking lot of the ER for 2 hours while I wheezed my way
back to normal breath after the last crab feed. My hands itch if I touch
it even. The heir to the Baskin Robins fortune denounced his familys money
and wrote quite a telling book about the pollution of seafood, the
abhorable conditions "food" animals are kept in and the disease
is rampant amoung the poultry farms. Organic, home grown and fresh are
still the best bets, but can we even trust anything we don't actually grow
ourselves with organic seeds? rant on....anyway, just a heads up to
ya....love and kisses all over yer cheeks. Wren
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nic - Iodine - heavy metal - and with a decreased liver function
undertow this would not be uncommon for you to be experiencing post feast
on shell fish of undetermined origin - yet as Mark says it should be
decreasing if not eliminated rather quickly - esp. the iodine - but not
necessarily the metals if this is what is causing the taste. I suggest you
still go the the medicant on Canal St. and take some of those mysterious
little black pills they seem to give for everything - all different
ingrediants of course yet they all look the same.
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nicole,
Being a former Xray Tech we learned about contrast media. Contrast
media is an Iodine based dye injected into the bloodstream to allow
visualizaton of the circulatory system. It appears opaque on Xray film. It
is excreted by the kidneys and one of the most common exams is of the
visualization of the kidneys, ureters and bladder. The most common side
effect from the injection of a large dose of Iodine was a metallic taste
in the mouth. I suspect the unusual amount of seafood, which inherently
carries large amounts of Iodine may have contributed to your funny metal
taste. It would seem the body would have metabolized it after a short
time.
Name:
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Paul - some of us just smoke - the nature of the beast. Thanks for your
intention and if it wasn't for me I would have quit years ago.
Name:
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Paul, NO
Name: Paul Floyd
EmailAddress: Paul_floyd@lilly.com
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
[I let you get away with your "safe tobacco" message once,
giving you the benefit of the doubt. Now I see it was spam all
along.--ed.]
Name: E
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
oh yeah btw..I usually can see under my eyes when my liver is
stressed..blue circles or the beginning of blue marks under my eyes.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nicole..symptoms of hep C are nothing as exotic as taste. Just plain
tired to the bone..which I no longer feel. There's no kind of tired
compared to a hep kind of tired. I don't think you could mistake it. But
you can do a few things to agrivate it and shell fish is definitely on
that list. But some things are worth it! Just to a clean up and lighten
your load.
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
oh my gawd! the lobster! the oysters! clams, the scallops the
shrimp...you're right! I hadn't realized that's what you meant Patrick
until Hammond summed it up...and it had been a very long time since I'd
eaten any of that...and it was precisely 1 week ago today...okay, water
and lemon juice, H20 and lemon all day tomorrow...I had been thinking it
was the first symptoms of my hep c...I have had no symptoms...not that it
speaks well of our oceans that you can't eat sea food...one of my co
workers asked me if I'd had oral sex with any robots lately? ha!
y'all'r so great!!!!
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen - well yes cleansing I think - however scary but you are
certainly correct about this time vs. that time. I (and we I am sure0 well
remember the ease of moving about the country from clan to clan - a hoards
of friendly strangers were on the look for you in the spontaneous moment.
Great and lasting friends made like this (then) - and obviously a shame
that the country has become so disassociated - paranoid - and lack of
vision - not to mention the absurd expense! Ah the golden days of Thrift
Stores. Such wonderful places to go back then down to the Mission when
there really was a lower mission district and such wonderous treasure was
just sitting on the shelves waiting for us. But then again - the stuff we
were finding was acually made of something real from the 50s and even 40s
- cotton and lace vs. plastic and more plastic from later years and
available now in a thrift store near you - "nothing is real......and
nothing to get hung about....."
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
On the road to new unknowns..cleansing? Yeah it's making me cry. There
was a time the unknows were fun. To this point it has mostly just been
hard. Sorry to be such a whiner but this is more scary than anything
anymore. I have changed..and more than that, the US and end of the road
has changed. Remember when it was nothing to just leave everything and
pick up again at the nearest thrift store, with welfare checks on the way
and friends down the line at some commune or an open house? It ain't that
any more. So you guys sending me greetings feels like guardian angels to
me. Next box packed. I'm starting to get on a roll now. I can always tell
when I know I'm not home..most the boxes still remain unpacked. This
shouldn't be too hard to get out of here and I think I will feel better
once I get get my thoughts moving with the wheels.
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nic - I think patrick has the right bright thought re: post lobster
fest and McMings suggested trip to Canal St. is good bet for a latent
heavy metal cleansing + consuming fresh squeeze lemon juice in pure sping
water down the hatch 6 - 10 times a day. New medication of some sort? -
any of which new drugs can cause metalic taste in the beginning of the
dosage. Also consider the possibility of an old filling breaking down
after many years of stability.
Steve - you crack me up mate - so glad you are back with your steve of
consciousness stream of events, thoughts and Beau Brummelisms!
("Laugh Laugh - I thought I'd die...It seemed so funny to
me...")
Eileen - Indeed the initial rush of getting back on the move - on the
road to new unknowns - is such a great and cleansing sort of feeling.
Oregon and JAG and I await your arrival with open arms and hoping that
this move will be your last of any distance for a while.
Exhaustion is never a great notion............
Name: Nik
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
thanks for the info Ming and all...I will go down to Canal...
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: well now....
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Shit Eileen,... I will never really settle. I swear that I can feel the
world turn. This Wander lust is starting to crank up. I now realize just
how long it took me to heal... Im' amazed that I was here for three years.
Beat on this... No matter what the I Ching "Advises", I will
always stick to the Bou Brummel's lyrics: Follow you'r own beaten
path,..wander where you cannot be grabbed etc... Follow on the midnight
road, wander where the four winds dont blow... etc. P.S. Hey, (between you
and me)..."Dont read this People!!".. I could lay up on the East
End of Kodiak Island and see the sun rise over the water.) Now, I didnt
get that from no book! (gotta give myself some credit)...OK!!.. you people
can start reading again. (think they'll listen???).. Later baby..au.. I
mean "Lady".
Name: McMing
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Water .. most of us don't really get eonough .. distilled because this
is nothing but H2O .. so will help your body excrete any [read ANY]
excesses.
the rest of it .. too complicated for me, altho I spoke the truth as
best I know it .. if I were you -- I'd go down around Canal St. & look
for a good chinese doctor .. compared to any of the BS in the standard
medical system, they know what they're doing & in fact Cheap .. I
think it's a liver-tonic thing you're looking for & will close with
that.
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: Georgia On My Mind
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
hey pat, I remember the tobacco curring in the sheds down there, Also,
me and Stan would eat dirt encrusted raw peanuts that were curing. And
those pecan groves and spanish moss. Its a Quink-a-dink; as I had just
quized the oracle on wintering in Georgia. What with the wage down near
the Fla. line..... I could live large. I remember an aligator farm down in
those parts. Their ad said that they paid minimum wage to skin, dress and
pack Gator meat. Now get this: "Must have experience". WoW. The
hourly wage doesnt bump up until you reach Atlanta. Back in 69 I worked a
Red Ball Truck Sop on Ol' 41 and the locals called me "That Eskimo
Boy". Shit, nobody in those parts thought that we had landed on the
moon. They all thought it was a NASA tax money sceme. I can still hear
Smyth playing their version of "Baby; It's You" as the Pagans
wheeled in. YeeeeOwsssaaaa!!!!! Sweet Lorraine and I got stranded in that
south-east Giorgia swamp one night in 75. A panther slowly crossed the
road in front of us in the moonlight. I flashed back to the ones that
everyone had on their TV sets in the 50's. So fine I wanted to pet it.
Military base near there if I remember right.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Steve..oh do I know about starting to feel one is possibly on the wrong
planet! Yeah a few days worth of driving back and forth will certainly
take the sting out of the road lust. Just fueled up the bus. Feels good,
to tell the truth to be back in it knowing it's soon just going to keep on
going. There's something about sitting up high like that. Now all we have
to do is load er up.
McMing thanks for the cleaning up info..I didn't know quite where to
start any more. Distilled water? What's that about?
Name: patrick
EmailAddress: tobaccosmellsbadeveninnorthcarolina
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
nicole-- Maybe a tastermath from all them Lobster tails. Steve-- Scarf
some lobster juice for me and If you run into a timepiece that marks
planetary hours I WANT ONE !!! Off to Georgia to work with some sufferin'
addicts, Peace and freedom, Patman
Name: McMing
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nik -- Not sure, but two guesses : 1) Distilled water .. a lot .. will
flush excess minerals .. basic -- 2) More speculative, but I think DMSO or
MSM can help the body excrete excess minerals .. these are both cheap
& not hard to get. One more .. bitter herbs, escarole or such like,
burdock root, dandelion tea .. are stimulants to the liver & kidneys
& thus also helpful .. my best guesses
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: Church
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
I dunno' about all this Voo-Doo. I may opt to just blow back and fourth
between NYC and Niagra Falls. (That might get it out of my system).
"Slowly I Turn!!!..Step by Step!!... Inch by Inch!.." but
really, what with a liquid diet and all, three days "In" any
vehicle beats the rain. But, hey, I befriended the rain as a mere child.
Me and them ol' drops go way back. I just wrote to my Libra daughter and
told her that I may not show on the 8th. The July Trial date put the
Kabosh on the tumble-weed connection. I gotta stay on the coast that the
sun rises on though. Maybe Im' on the wrong planet??!!! (dontcha' just
hate when that happens.) Hey Nik, I did some foundry work for awhile.
(Moulton Aluminum) I damn near swayed the plant to vote union, so as a
retalitory measure they took me off the presses (which cost a prospective
girl friend a finger) and put me on Bench Work. I de-burred Bose Radio
units and Harley Davidson rear passenger foot boards with a hand-held
nuematic file. The OSHA rules called for that work to be rotated by
different individuals for no longer that two hours at a time. Anyway, I
said fuck'em and pulled straight eights for about two months. My right
hand is still numb. Fuck Pratt and Liggote. I passed up a damn nice stock
option. Anyway; my point is this: I had fillings (and rear teeth) at the
time and it was as if I was chewing foil. There was so much aluminum
filings airbourn that I was really tingling. Could also be fan or fried
motor bearings blowin' on ya. Hell; I dont know. Surf's up!!!
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Nicole, you are going to have to look at everything you are using on
your body and breathing. Right off the top, if it is copper could be your
water pipes..you have blue stain on your sink? My intuition tells me it's
in your office though. If I have time I will look through my book for
other possibilities.
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen, for about 5 or 6 days I've had a really strong metalic taste in
my mouth...like copper or something...I do not have any fillings so it
isn't from that...I feel fine but makes me a little nervous...any clues?
Or anyone?
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
UUm Steve, sounds like you've changed direction..Florida from NY? That
should be a trip and a half and way more fun than getting to Callis sp?
But the Grey Hound? (3 days in advance the ticket is half price!) What
about thumbing? I had to view my 2 days on the GH as fodder for a book or
research or something. It was such an unexpected mix of folks, I have to
say that. But the seats have you jammed in as bad as flying Sun Tours (not
a pretty picture) and they have been changed to make sleeping comfortably
a challenge. Take a blanket, BTW to use as a pillow or put over your head
or just to change the way you're sitting. The plus side is, they make
frequent stops, otherwize you are in vacumn from all your passing. Today
is my turn to eat the I Ching. Had a headache last night I think from all
the chemicals I've been inhaling and handling and didn't sleep much either
(not to mention my mind wouldn't shut up)..but kept on trying so as not to
wake Miranda in the other room with my night ramblings. Next place we MUST
have more space. Good luck on slipping past Lorraine.
Thanks for the suggestion Nicole..will do. Yeah Mark, I wish you were
on our way. We will be taking the northern route though.
I have to tell you all, bottom line, this is about my skin..it is raw
from the dryness here and feels like a scab to the touch and hurts when I
move no matter what oils I put on it. I really am a water creature..and
Miranda has made the most amazing merman with her clay. We begin to pack
today.
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen,
If you get tired and want to come to Santa Cruz for some showers, food
and a nights rest....Let me know.
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress:
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen, If you google KOA or Oregon City, both show campsites with all
amenities...when Dennis Harrap (gulp, yikes, shudder #%$&@*%@# I
haven't said that name in a long time)drove across country in 1983 we did
it that way and it was a great way...many of them have time restrictions
but not all of them...and last I knew State Parks were $6 to $12 dollars a
night...been awhile though...maybe this is the time you should start
scoping for some land for our own campgrounds...
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: I Chingville
Date: 25 Jun 2003
Comments
What a difference a day makes. I didnt sleep at all last night. The
Three Coin oracles indicated without a doubt that I should not give
Lorraine the time of day. (In real hours or planitary hours)... to take it
one step further, they narrowed down my true calling. Steve Boyd:
"Beach Comber". Yep,..follow the shore line. Utilize the public
showers etc. If I nead a wind breaker: Im' to far north. I can ride the
dog (Grey Hound) from York Beach Maine to the Florida Keys. And hit every
patch of sand in between. Im' a natural I tell ya. Born for the part. Doze
in the shade in the daylight, and stare down the moon on the rebound. Flip
flops, a tote bag, towel, shades, fishin' cap, sun tan lotion...you get
the picture. Wish I had come up with it on my own. Hell, I might even pick
up a metal detector to authenticate the Beach Bum image. Life Acting is a
real hoot. Im' goin' for an Oscar with this act. Keep ya posted. Ive' got
half of Manhattan to feed today.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Thanks will look at it more closely tomorrow. Ding darn it I missed the Civil War reinactment
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_142.php
Eileen start here its nearby Oregon City and open from March to November for camping, see if it meets your needs
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Steve, I'm cringing over here with what you're doing with your I Ching. I treat my with such care, while you are doing what? Airing it out? Giving it wings? (I know, making it more portable). OK I understand one can get to such a point that certain things become enough a part of us that additions/changes just give them more juice. I'm trying to work with you here. But this rearrangement of time? What did you take>? What you figured out must be brilliant cause I don't understand anything you said. And thanks for the benediction/advise. It'll be my road mantra.
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Jag..will do and thanks. First question..know any good camping sites in our area of interests. One that perferably has showers. Oregon always has such great state park camping..CA is too uptight to get it right.
Name: Steve-o-saurous
EmailAddress: The Cave
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Hey, I cut out all of the crucial pages and chopped the I Ching into a 4"X 7" format w/ no binding; (kinda' freed the pages; so to speak). It's still warning me to only cohabitate w' Lorraine for a few days at a time while wearing bullet-proof under wear and sleeping with one eye open. Hey, New Yorkers!!...the Kairos Cafe which is held in our Sanctuary every second Sunday is throwing a fundraiser for PLOWSHARES. Its an open mic for Peace and Disarmament. It will feature a full cast reading of THE TRIAL OF THE COTONSVILLE 9. (by Danial Berrigan). After the reading there will be an In-person discussion with Daniel Berrigan. Its slated for Sunday, July 13th @ 6:00 here at the Peace Church. Check it out. Hey Sam;..go with the flow.(or in your' case Flow with a glow)..read me? Hell, now that Im' winding out of the mesh here, I feel like an Irishman without a cause. Hey, planitary hours are where its at. Its simple. You take the hour and minute of sun rise and sun set, then you break it down in minutes to get the length of "DAY" Then you divide by 12 (Equinox factor) and you come up with the length of a planitary hour, (which is longer or shorter than a real time hour, depending on the season.) You then start at daylight time and stretch (or shorten) the real time hours etc. Its the same proceess for night (P/M) hours. You end up with 12 daylight hours and 12 night time hours. (one w/ short hrs. and one w/ long hrs.) Then its a matter of finding which planet rules which hour on a day by day and day time by night time basis. Your day still consists of 24 hrs. 12 day hours (and 12 night hours). Its wild. Some of your' hottest stuff can (and should be done at the wierdest times.) Speaking of wierd, .. I havent seen Buckley lately. He blew his chances as Church Sexton by turning violent with a chunk of building material. (He was a Shoe-in)...pity. He possessed the Scots-Irish temperment that is key to the possition. I thought that he would go far.
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen I just read your post and am going to try see what can be done to alleviate the transition, weather should be good about now and for a while so that will help, jobs are scarce but can be found, I'll co-ordinate my efforts with Hammond so we don't repeat and let us know when you launch. See you soon :)
Name: Ming
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Whoops 'Hart' not 'Heart'
Name: McMingus
EmailAddress: too complicated
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Nik .. I was wrong, earlier .. please post what you want
Others .. yeah well a bad tooth scene actually put me in jail in NC
[but I sure don't want to amplify on that one]
Get loose, stay loose, that's all I can say right now.
It'll all work out .. just keep the faith, friends .. Paregoric, Gin, Valium ..
we Will survive.. back to the Blues for me .. Alvin Youngblood Heart right now .. Honestly, the shit fades out & the good times come back .. my view
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
The I Ching sits at my bedside untouched. I'm kind of afraid to start with it (but I will when I've rested). I think we will be leaving June 30th at the latest. I'll let you know when we leave. We will aim for Oregon City and look around and find a camp site. Yes this is blind faith. It has been faith all along..it just took me awhile to realize how blind it was going to end up.
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen - when excactly are you leaving - like tonight - or are you already on the road like the Beverly Hillbillys packed and loaded? Lord a mighty...... brave souls that you are - let us know the when and the where.... or what ever the next change is. Now where is my I-ching.....
Name: Hammond
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Eileen - Yikes alive - you change faster plans than a chameleon changes color! Now you are heading out with blind faith vs. the last note JAG and I received. Oh well - here you come eh? Keep us informed if you can via e-mail - or call along the way and where are you landing?
Name: Eileen
EmailAddress: no moss but I sure would like to cultivate some
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Ooh Steve sounds like we're moving in a similar mind..of sorts. Dear Friends we are going to pack it up and head for Oregon in the next few days. We can't cut it here and there's no sense staying any longer..it won't mean more money..just more work and bills. Makes no sense. Miranda says we're about due for a miracle. Amen to that. Jag and HAmmond you hear me? Am too tired from work right now to do any searching for rentals or work. It's going to have to be cheap rent without a lot of strings attached..or could mean probably camping. And work?..I'm cleaning now..how much harder does it have to be? I'll do what's out there to do. Miranda is the chef..good in the kitchen, if that will help. Oh hold the good thought for us. We're at it again.
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: ah....
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Nik, I havent booked passage yet, but Im' history as of around July the fifth..(My birthday). Ive' gotten to deep into to human stew, (which is getting funky). I walked in here with the clothes on my back, made a metioric rise and burnt out. Im' a dinasaure here, Rev. Jackie married a dead millionaire; bought a home in the mid-west, Wayne died, Hairy Mary split, Mr. Jimmy went back to the street, Mike got a one way ticket to Pallooka Ville, Becky milked the dog too long ..I could go on and on. Bottom Line?? Im' hand in hand with myself...Religion is Show Biz. You are only as good as your last act. My only daily contacts are radicals, Jesus Freaks, and lunatics, and the lines are getting fuzzy. I cant have it both ways. The establishment is maddness personified. Its like a giant fan. You either hold tight to the blade and rotate or stand back out of harms way. You cant just dodge in and out or take a free ride for a few revolutions. You could lose a nut. (or a tit). read me?. My days of subverting the aggendas of small-minded manipulators and authoritarian types is over. Its a sick game. No winners. Im' no longer a lightning bolt; but..now,..Im' a lightning rod. I plan on taking the path of least resistance. (Bear in mind that June hits the lowest ebb of my energy cycle)...Ah..watch out for me in JULY!!! BANG. Im' gonna hit the side-walk runnin' like a cartoon cat. not like the way I swaggered in. I plan on mailing my Mom's old Navajo blanket, cup, saucer, eatin' irons, and Boyd crystal glass back to the homestead for safe keeping. (I travel light). Keep in touch.
Name: Jag
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Gouge amen and LSMFT
Name: Dr Sponge
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
hey redneck i cant see a hidden message in your last one or p'haps you gone too kryptic for me.
yo stevie baby you're back from the abbys hows ya doin.
I like the sound of this pink buckaroo.is it similare too the rodeo possition
Name: bg
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
I liked Joanne, Mark. Liked her a lot...don't stop
Name: Mark
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Gouge,
Ha! That was funny.
Name: bg
EmailAddress:
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Safe tobbaco? Safe cars, safe sex, non-alcoholic beverages, filtered internet...
Oh Gawd, when my time comes, please gimme a big ol' Caddy convertible, a bottle of Gentelman Jack, pack of Luckies, a gal with hips and a stretch of highway. Lemme open it up just one more time, lawd, just one more time. Protect me not...
You wanna live forever???
Name: Nicole
EmailAddress: onelastpost@beforeileavefor.home
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Steve, you always get me laughing...when are you going? I mean is it an emminent departure? I'll cancel all and we can go for a drink...or a smoke...
Name: REDNECK POET BILOXI
EmailAddress: jed_wainwright@hotmail.com
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
SMOKE YOUR TOKE
PULL AND PULL
ONE DEEP DRAG
BURNS YOUR TAB
BUT SIGN I WILL
TABS MAKE YOU ILL
YELLOW FINGERS
ASH
GOOD AFTER RIDING
THE PINK BUCKAROO
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: up in smoke
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Hey Paul; I started out on pissy hamster cage saw dust in a plastic bubble pipe. (And Iv'e got half of me missing to prove it. My take on the issue??...Ahhh.. I say "Smoke; if ya' got em'".
Name: Nik
EmailAddress: ps paul
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
and would that be Lilly as in Lilly Pharmacuticals in North Chicago...? I thought so...
Name: Steve
EmailAddress: In the shade
Date: 24 Jun 2003
Comments
Indirectly indirect. Hey Nik! Ive' got a real itch to move and cant wait. Your' bed is now on the fourth floor. I can disassymbol it again and wrap it in paper and move it back down to the first floor and label it as your' property, if that would suit you. You could then get three men and a small boy to hand truck it piece by piece. The word out now is that the Wash. Sq. Methodists may get in bed (no pun intended) with some Jews who run a nearby Temple and share space in return for some up-front money to renovate. I would warn against it, as they may lose their asses (and souls) to Jewish Equity. The real estate thing is un-goddly. (But what do I know). Im' out of the loop anyway. Hey, Dont get me wrong, I got nothin' against the Jews. ...(well,...only the religious ones. Now that Ive' sturred the honey, Im' gonna hide.
