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Posted: May 5th, 2007, 2:30 am
by YABYUM
i am so soul sewn into fabric masks which you wear.
Posted: May 5th, 2007, 4:44 am
by judih
so that's where you've been!
come out of the quilt
pop out of the pocket
yab this yum
hey
Posted: May 5th, 2007, 8:26 am
by WIREMAN
wuzoo...take it to the river and wash it down....
Posted: May 5th, 2007, 10:48 am
by Lightning Rod
yab
I was wondering about you
I'm gonna get you one of those little wind-up computers
so you can stay in touch.
Posted: May 5th, 2007, 6:28 pm
by stilltrucking
Nice line
Well titled too.
Just a coincidence
I was thinking about you this week
I thought you were a punk once upon a time
Now I understand you are a dharma bum
soul sewn to the universe
I wish I could remember what it was that made me think of you a coupleof days ago. It had nothing to do with you. But you popped into mind with the thought, "Ronnie is living it."
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Posted: May 6th, 2007, 5:04 pm
by YABYUM
yeah, I've been doing a bit of sight seeing......left Oregon and took the slow way through California, hooked over and played in vegas for about six months and then travelled over to Denver for a little hide and seek with Cassidys ghost. Just got back into Dirty Jersey a few nights ago so I can say hi to a coupla brothas and sistas. Probably won't stay here for too long, I am thinking about heading to New Orleans where my construction skills can be put to good use.
Posted: May 7th, 2007, 12:59 am
by judih
that's for sure.
rebuild that glory land into a new era
Posted: May 8th, 2007, 2:26 am
by Scootertrash
Ronny is the road soul of these pages... few months here, a few months there....always on the move-what a great way to experience the country from coast to coast-
Posted: May 8th, 2007, 2:38 am
by hester_prynne
I couldn't have said it better Scoot....
Hey Ronnie, most mysterious nomadic one, how are you?
I got out of Astoria like I said I was gonna!
Really glad I did.
I was really not happy there anymore.
Always good to hear from you...tell us more.
(I worry about you, in my irritable way.

)
H

Posted: May 8th, 2007, 3:50 am
by Scootertrash
Since this is taking the appearance of a check in, anyone seen the scourge of the high seas, Vice Admiral Knip?
Heard a bilge borne rumor he was setting a course for the northwest coast of North America around the Endo of Mayo-Firsto of Juno
Posted: May 8th, 2007, 5:19 am
by stilltrucking
I have nailed my shoes to the kitchen floor. But I still like to
fantasize about the road
I guess I am looking for vicarious thrills
I been wondering what you travel with, I know you must be travelling light but I wonder about what books you might carry with you stuff like that.
That may seem like an odd question but it is an interesting subject for me. Kerouac gave an inventory of what he was taking with him on his first trip across the country. There is a book about the soldiers in Vietnam called The THings They Carried With Them.
It took quite a while for me to figure out what I needed to survive on the road living out of a back pack. Later it got easy when I travelled with the ball and chain of a big truck.
I just remembered where I first heard or read the word yabyum , an epiphany of sorts.
I always carried three or four books in my backpack. But when I became a trucker I rode around with a library, I even had the big condensed two volume OED with me.
Happy motoring compadre
another long gone poster
surfer mike
anybody hear from him?
Yabyum I wish I had some info on new orleans.
Posted: May 10th, 2007, 1:45 pm
by Arcadia
"i am so soul sewn into fabric masks which you wear"..what?!
no idea about the city, but I wish you have a good time there!!
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Posted: May 10th, 2007, 3:12 pm
by YABYUM
stilltrucking.....
I like that question.
I travel very light. Only one backpack containing two changes of clothes, one journal, toilet things, some pens, and lots of trail mix and water. Every material possesion I aquired where I resided, is left alone or sold.
I used to carry a suitcase in wich I carried all 13 of my prior journals, but they were proving to cause writers block so I sent them to freind.
Money is good to have, but as I have tested and proved, not an excuse for one to never try.
Funny you mention the "ball and chain big rig".....
On the bus through somewhere I had a long conversation with the greyhound driver about his driving career and have since been seriously thinking that driving a rig may just be a fine life to look into.....
but then again.....I'm also positive I'll be paid to surf one day too.
Posted: May 11th, 2007, 9:18 pm
by Dave The Dov
ST - That's what I heard. He was going to try and pay me a visit not sure when that was but it would have frickin great had it happen!!!!
YY - Good to hear from you!!!! How long did you chase after the "Ghost"???? Send us notecards from the road if you could!!!!
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