I am tripping more than you are. Battling razzberries

[SadLuckDame]

mingo, we should have a holiday,
just makes one up and it'll be anything we wants
to eat and eat. Right here, right now.

Also, I likes the trees, flowers, birds and bees.
All garden specialty. A garden for Bee,
mingo's garden, this is Jack's place
and walking in Doreen's flower bed.

This is a start to a morning.
This is just the beginning...

[the mingo]

I finished reading "You Can't Win" by Jack Black last night. Good book. I didn't know it but you can highlight and clip things from what you read and I wish I had cause I could pop them to ya. There is one I remember & I may not have the exact wording but goes - "You live with the wolves & sooner or later you learn to howl."

[SadLuckDame]

Mine is giving me trouble.
I did have it working at first, but now once I click on the title
it'll go to it except it's now blank when it didn't used to be so.
I might of messed it up by trying to set it up in password, only it never asked me what the password would be, haha.
Prolly locked out now and no clue how to unlock.

I recognized a few titles I could buy for it of ones suggested here.
Trying to read Anna Karenina, but need to figure out how to make it work for me again.

That's my vent.
~Edit to add I fixed it by doing a reboot with the full 30 sec hold on the off.
Phew. Starting Anna Karinina.

On a happy note, thank you for this lovely.
I see a white dove looking down and a red faced moon smiling in her direction.

[the mingo]

Same thing happened to me with my Kindle. I pushed a wrong button or something and didn't know what I did and the Kindle wouldn't do anything I wanted and I thought "Oh No" too. And I didn't know how I got off the road like that and I thought about rebooting too but somehow I got right with it again and away I went. Anna Karenina ? Winter's a good time to read the Russians. When Nancy gave me my Kindle she had two books on it for me besides the NIV study bible. One was the Jack Black book "You Can't Win" which I finished and the other is a novel by Stephanie Meyer called "The Host". Meyer wrote those "Twilight" books about the girl who falls in love with a vampire and all those movies were made from. I didn't read those but this book just sucked me in damn it & what a ride it's been. it's not about vampires. I'm gonna google Anna Karenina - I've never read it.
I love my Kindle and I'm glad is working out for you too. Thank God for the reboot feature, huh?

[SadLuckDame]

They are over a great beautiful body of water, his reflection is a road. He's the moon. She's looking down to see which direction.
That's a wonderful story.

I noticed Philip Dick is also in the kindle store. Gonna check on pricing. Trying to get the freebies, .99 centers and up to $1.99 ones. Then I could prolly fill my kindle.

I want to get the bible on it too. I need to start reading it more beyond just scattered verses. I want to start at the beginning and read to the end. Only ever did once when I was young, but interested in what it'd show me now.

Thanks, u.

[the mingo]

I've never done that, from cover to cover that is. I go by the themes contained in the Bible.
The whole book is about Jesus Christ from the first word in Genesis to the final word in Revelation. That every word of God is true as the apostle Peter has testified: " Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet's own interpretation. For prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." For me that means that no matter where I am in the Bible I'm listening to the words of its ultimate author, the Holy Spirit. I hold with that.

Speaking of books and words that book I'm reading, The Host, wow omg I did a sprint in that last night couldn't put it down even as I was falling asleep. It was Stephanie Meyer, my Kindle and me into the night! That book just sucked me in and I didn't even fight it. I just worked my way up through the gears and slipped it into overdrive and let Stephanie take me for a ride. Woweeeeeeeeeee! According to my Kindle ( I just LOVE my Kindle, kisskisskiss! ) I am about 51% of the way through the book - and there is so much going on now in the book!
and I just can't stand it and loving it all at the same time! O God O God why o why did I do this to myself?

I'm having a ball, yeah, that.

So catch ya later, Annie B, And you're welcome.

[SadLuckDame]

I am dark.
The balance off,
I'm kilter in the waters
gonna drown in a little row.

I don't think he's thinking I'm beautiful.
Had he to say of me
then he'd say, "Darlin', I wouldn't miss
miss! with you for the world."
But, it's not when he says nothing.
Is it the road goes to water.
The road goes to water.

I'm paddle black blue.

When she rode the horses
I wanted to beat her.
Wanted to keep, yes, much so
feed in the tall flowers.

Beat the horses, too
cause she looked at first chance
happy and that's disastrous.

She's gonna be way too high
and he's not gonna be anywhere near
when she comes down.

[the mingo]

I get up
I sit down
listening to silk underground
shaped like long ago lips
where wind and pine touch each other
in passing
_________________________________

'Nite, Annie B.

[SadLuckDame]

Yes, the catfish
mayhaps he's now
a frozen codfish,
too much life
perhaps no longer
warm and inviting.

That's really what
I'm I've to think on,
for my information
do I like cod and here
is that blasted winter froze
when walking out
nothing embraces.

But, I bought a painting
of a boy with oranges
and that was a nice thing.

Noticing I'm very sinister
this month is not giving me
a fine complexion
to write in,
my mood is brutal.
I'm afraid to look what it's done
to my frown line,
the one going straight down
between my eye-brows.
Doesn't soften my woman.

I don't even know what
is a codfish,
I only know it sounds awful.

And lastly on first a.m. winter blue thoughts of a disastrous woman~
I'm not even always happiest with him, he does get me biting, besides that I'm not always with him, which doesn't make me happy.

[the mingo]

it sounds as if
the brutal woman has you
and the boy with oranges too -

last night I took a ballcap I found in the trash down to work and did something to it I've wanted to do for a long time. I cut the bill clean off of it. Then I put it on and stood in front of a mirror.
It's kinda cool. I might do this with another ballcap I found last summer while on a kayak camping trip. It's old and faded having been exposed to the weather for who knows how long before I came along and rescued it. It has a legend embroidered on the front of it that says , "Aged To Perfection". I like the hat but it doesn't fit quite right. It's one of those shallow ballcaps that sit high on your skull, got no comforting depth to it but billess, as a skullcap, it might be just fine.

So you're walking under sinister influences & nothing embraces. I know that feeling. When it gets on me I just look around me and go " BOO ! "

The cod in codfish spelled backwards is "doc" - you're on a medicine trail. Medicine trails always heal.

Grab one of those oranges from the boy and bite into it, right through the skin quick and hard so the juice goes flyin'. Make that orange scream !
It won't change anything but you'll feel better.
You'll be a disastrous woman with a smile.

[SadLuckDame]

It's a "1902 ANTIQUE ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN FRAMED art", really made me feel very good to know it's mine, mine, mine. I think I'm gonna share it in my kitchen. I got it for cheap, but it was worth a lot more truly.

http://giam.typepad.com/100_years_of_il ... ipp_2.html

http://giam.typepad.com/100_years_of_il ... ipp_1.html

Hey mingo, he's taptapfish and prolly I misunderstood.
Today genius and I'm awkwardly happy after all that terrible woos I was up to. He really is grander than my imagination can even image, most likely.

Yes, I can still be wooed and wowed. I'm not that old I've lost it, but grateful not to have lost it. mingo going into the cattail reeds, the lull, lull of a row me onward boat swishing by the neenie ninnie noo, looking at wildlife. I'm frozen solid on lala loolie lay me light, little litta little lookie here. Don't knows why I see bads when it all becomes the goods. Alls good.
Thanks for keeping me in company, tys u, from me and her, too.

[SadLuckDame]

Very nice.
And so am I.

[the mingo]

You're crackin' me up here, Annie B Very Nice & So Am I....I was stunk on the butt by a hornet. 25 degrees out & Yes a hornet I don't know how she got into my pants. A wasp. On February 26th.

A hornet.

Today the world came off once again as a strange place.

She stung me twice.

Sometimes ya find a door in the wall but it's always closed.

May winter end soon - the weather gettin' in to this old house. Invisible hands of time, on the roof and in the foundation and trying to get between.

'Nite, Annie B.

[the mingo]

Annie B ! Annie B ! Where are you Annie B ? I got a bunch of question marks here, I just dug them out of the closet. I'm gonna start pasting them on everything. I swear! I'm gonna paste them on poems and Kindles and pots & panda bears. Maybe even on a painting. Annie B ! Annie B !

[the mingo]

Told ya, didn't I ?