figmentation

i'm doing pretty ok. hanging in there, as always. have some fun plans in the works... will update for real in the journal one of these days.

for now, a sub is waiting for me to eat it. so yummy.

how did you get able to fit into the jeans? i've got a pair hanging out in the closet, i refuse to toss 'em, but i can't quite button them up, very sad...

where ya gonna move?

a more (and then again, maybe less?) lucid thank you adding me ...and for your in-depth words of recommended SG's ...although, i must admit, i'm presently too fascinated with yourself to be concerned about checking-them-out (oh the irony ...but i promise to fit-them-in next available cerebral space i have ...until then, however, my sensibilities are all-booked-up

I'll definately NOT drive home drunk. If I get drunk. I'll carry golf clubs because it's supposed to be nice Sunday. Such a nice winter this year....

that fruit looks divine!! i have absolutely no help for you on the flowers thing, i have no clue what grows here, i can honestly say i have never gardened.

Survival dreams are amazing, your life is in your hands, now RUNNNN!!!!!!!!! haha

please dont throw me away...i like you

I don't think that it matters where the day leads, as long you look ahead and avoid any pit falls on the way. Oh and the side walk gum that allways sticks to your shoe and then to the carpet as you walk in the front door, 'cause that can ruin your whole day.

I may still have thjat image... But I have no idea of where it would be at. All of thje moves have kinda spread all of my crap out....

It could be on a thumb drive... But I dunno.

i love this pic!

Is that you?

What a wonderful thing to come home to.

I would say more, but I am exhausted by two days of deep powder skiing and two nights of unbridled hedonism.

I don't mean to be glib, or obnoxious, or mean, or ungrateful. I do appreciate your faith in my personality.

Really, though, don't you think I've tried?

I lived in a village in Germany for a year, where the chuch was buitl in 1145

I know how you feel. I can't wait to escape from my life and really start living.

[Edited on Jan 13, 2006 6:49PM]

thanks for the add.

even though i hate LA, i've found many wonderful rewards that come from sticking things out. but i understand your desire to travel.

70? Isn't supposed to be snowing over there or something?

I don't know SC's climes that well.

Heck, I'm in CA and the only thing keeping me warm right now is bourbon.

I've been icing this knee. You know, so I can dance. Anyway, I'm just up for a glass of water. The treehouse, in my humble opinion, needs much consideration before you get started to be successfully done. First, I think the tree should be a Live Oak- green all year, super strong with low slung branches. Think New Orleans Oaks. Or Sherwood Forest. Then the structure should be built with a high strength to weight ratio. Think of woods used in aircraft like Sitka Spruce. Then it should be low impact to the tree, and almost a living, breathing, moving structure in itself, able to survive swaying in the wind. Think Japanese post and beam techniques. Those buildings routinely survive earthquakes. Nails pull out and begin to kill the tree. Some thought should go into building to the shape of the tree rather than drawing something site unseen. Frank Lloyd Wright used to say a structure should look as if it grew out of the landscape. Like a gently sloping branch supporting a few stepped levels rather than one big flat plaform spanning a huge area. More points of support mean less stress on each single point of contact with the tree. But my mind is needing to get back to my dream soon. Pretty groggy.

Yeah, it was great to drive around with the fog lights on. In the middle of the day. In January.

Weird South Carolina weather...

We had it as well, it almost caused serious injury/fatality to myself and thousands of others on the MassPike, but i can't be ridden of that easily.

Missississippi mud pies are decadent. Tasty, and memorable. I have to say your wishes touch me. I've seen most of those things, no actually now that I think of it I remember a week off the Aleutians where dark clouds and steam were around a billowing spire(initially in my mind I was looking to Hawaii, but no) but not all of them have been happy. More like lonely. Comes with the territory going to sea for so many years either in the Navy or as a commercial fisherman.
It's good that you aren't afraid of the second element. It's mostly what we're made of. I've come to embrace it as a friend.

Would I?!