Well hells bells
say it as many times as you want
I must have got stoned and missed it dino
I tried to write one generic one size fits all reply
Maybe I should personalize it to every one of uz guyz that tooked the time to reply
from memory if not in order
Doreen than you for the pretty picture , I am going to ride this merry go round ever chance I get.
"The Circle Game". I just heard a bit ot that song when I saw the pict. "Seventy times around the seasons."
And yes thank you I had a good day, and i tell ya it was a pretty typical day for me too.
I was going to have a real nice me day, I was not going to feel like Gilbert Grape. Going to do what I wanted to do all day, and not give a fig for nobody elses wants. But it turned out to be more like a hobits birthday, (in middle earth the hobits would give gifts on their birthdays instead of recieve them, a pretty nice system it was, because every day is somebody's birthday chances were pretty good you would get a gift everyday.)
Artguy, just envy on my part , he succeeded at doing what he wanted to do at the tender age of forty seven. He drank himself to death. Yes Saint Jack gave off a mighty light. I am thinking about becoming an alcoholic too. I need a purpose in life, even if it turns out to be the void.
"man would sooner have the void for a purpose than be be void of purpose"
Taken me thirty years to relate to Kerouac, to have compassion for his bitter forlorn rags of old age. Ha!
to be continued sooner or later
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That bit by Spinoza above, Cecil I think I have finally achieved adulthood at the tender age of seventy. A late bloomer for sure.
Arcadia
gracias mi amiga
women have been kinder to me than they were to poor old Saint Jack. I think it broke his heart when the real gone chicks started yawning at him.
I am just grateful for another day. seventy years and three days now.
And I am still hoping for one more broken heart
Thanks J,
thanks for the best wishes for success and more days.
I don't think I can stand success anymore
So much vanity
for me
Maybe I just see success differently now that I am resigned to failure. Watching a video about Malcolm Lowry and his novel Under The Volcano, what it must feel like to have that kind of passion for writing residing within you. I am content with my compulsion for scribbling.
Neat rationalization bya lazy writer I suppose
"Wonders are manny and none is more wonderful than man;" —Antigone" by Sophocles quoted in Under The Volcano
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Thanks Steve Plonk
I used to think I had a reason for all the aliases. Some vague notion of hyper text trash novels. If Kerouac was still writing he would probably be doing spontaneous html.
Thank you sad luck dame for a chance to scribble a bit.
Each and every one.
Cheers!!!!!!!! 