The first man to die

[SadLuckDame]

Maybe that means you're an idealist, Jack,
looking up at that ceiling and thinking of animal spirits,
my Jack friend, the idealist, gonna live in the hearts of men, of women, of animal and creatures. Sounds right to me. I like the sounds of you beating inside all of them.

[still.trucking]

sittin here thinkin
where do I want to live

[SadLuckDame]

And how many places that could be...
you gots the whole world to pick from.

[still.trucking]

so you say

But I ain't choosey no more

[SadLuckDame]

No need to be choosey, besides we've not the control we might have once thought we did

How about this water?
Thinking of mingo boating and coming alive, renewed. Thinking Jack used to be cruising the water ways...
Oh! Fabulous water.



This is really my thing to get into, screw logic, if logic works so well, then why have people stayed so screwed...but, if we throw out logic and grasp stuff that's nearly impossible to understand, maybe we can be let go so much that things other than us will start fixing all we've screwed up.

Truly I'll talk logic, too, by going against it. Logically, when people start attempting to control, then we make big messes. We think we've an intelligence surpassing the life's mysteries. Bah! We're nothing, but we can watch healing if we float in it instead.

First thoughts after water talk.

Water communicating with water, my pond says hi to your river and away we go.

[stilltrucking]

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[stilltrucking]

Nothing wrong with you sense of humor, you remind me of woody allen

Where would I go to die. Anywhere but here.

“I'm not afraid of death; I just don't want to be there when it happens.”

Children and love the love of original sin.

I should have been a Catholic priest. Listening to A Canticle for Liebowitz, the author must have been a Catholic. But he was a suicide which seems wierd to me. I think I just spelled weird wrong. Such a depressing story, mankind keeps on killing, through out civilizations that come and go ever more technologically advanced, kills one by one, then thousands by thousands, then millions by millions, finally he kills billions by billions, then twelve hundred years go by and he is on the brink of doing it all again.

So much for progress.

[SadLuckDame]

Jack, but this thread does bring up good feelings about going to the water, dunking my feet in and starting up a conversation with you while you're somewheres else by your water. But still we talk cause someone up there gave us the chance too, even if we use water to do it with.

It amazes the heck out of me how big that is, truly big.
I'm mere little in comparison with the arts and imagination of what's much bigger.
I awe.

[short timer]

Thank you for the water.
What is interesting to me about it a thing called Pi binding, if ice did not float there would be no life on earth. To think that G d planned it that way is awe inspiring to me.
The amazing accidents so amazing they are miracles.



“Human beings were invented by water as a device for transporting itself from one place to another.”
― Tom Robbins, Another Roadside Attraction