The Detritus Of My Mind Comments - Brought to you by JoeUserhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/rss/comments© 2006 - 2008 Stardock Corporation. All rights reserved.Take a number and wait until you're called. <a href="http://www.venganza.org"><img src="http://www.venganza.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/proud.jpg"></a>en-us2008-05-16T15:38:022008-05-16T15:38:02http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.htmlStardock Rss Generator v1.0, Andrew Powellinfo@stardock.comapowell@stardock.comBuddah Moskowitzhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418I tought this was a great little verse, captured the childlike simplicity of love at its most basic. Good show.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Buddah Moskowitz on Precious TimeSanChoninohttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926
I loved this, Maso. I'm still not going under the needle, but it makes me want to just a little bit more. ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03SanChonino on Listening Part 1Dr Guyhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Thanks mate. I'm working on the next installment. Can't say when it will be up but I'll do my best to make it as soon as possible.

Hurry! Great start! You sucked me in! ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Dr Guy on Killer SerialuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Excellent, Maso.

It grabs you and leaves you wanting more.

Hurry with part 2 already.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on Killer SerialuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926

But sometimes pain

Can be wonderful...

Cathartic.

Sexual...

Artistic,

Necessary.

... and addicting.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on Listening Part 1Tova7http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932I went to and joined abctales.com. It is actually an English site, not that it matters. But the big surprise was reading the Cherry Picked collection and seeing two entries by none other than Tova 7. It is always good to see a familiar name.

hahahaha...why did I think its Australian? I dunno...

That's the first time they've EVER featured any of my work...I cross post from here to there...only a few stories...they hated Cade, JUDE, and pretty much every thing else EXCEPT what they featured today..which was real life stuff...not made up.

One guy was nice enough to tell me in painful detail how much he hated Cade and why...ahahahahaha.

I love it.

You won't get a lot of comments...some writers seem pretty stuffy about that type of thing and won't even respond to comments on their own stories/poems/whatever...how did I not know they are English? heh. Anyway, don't be discouraged...I get on and make comments all the time, so you'll be hearing from me.

I don't post there for the comments. I post in hopes of getting published for braggin rights.

They don't pay, but if you look at their previous issues most of the authors are freakin SERIOUS authors/academics (and their stuff is about 50/50...some great, some not so great imo)..with lots of actual "creative writing" professors and such.

I want in a publication so when they do my bio and picture it will read: Meh, American Stay at home Mom. And maybe send a picture with me and my kids...

I don't know though, everyone uses their real names, or their writing names. Guess I will just go with Tova Seven.buwhahahaha

Ok, seriously, its a fun site. Just don't break their 3 stories a day rule...or OFF WITH YOUR HEAD!]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Tova7 on Killer SerialRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Aw crap! Come on Maso, I want more! That ended far too soon. Seriously.

I'm hooked Maso. Hurry up.....


This feels Steven King-ish, but with more Maso flare.


Now how can I add to these comments as dead-on as they are? Pure coolness    Maso!]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Killer SerialRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926
Nice things to remember when the pain comes.

But sometimes pain
Can be wonderful...
Cathartic.
Sexual...
Artistic,
Necessary.


I never thought about it quite like that. Brilliant post my far away friend!]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Listening Part 1Tova7http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932This feels Steven King-ish, but with more Maso flare.

Freaking wonderful Maso....seriously.

Hey...you should post this at abctales.com.  It's a writer's site, and free.  They produce a magazine every 3 months and your work could be in it.

Its an Australian site, (and they hate my stuff...but I think they are just anti-American...can't be because my stuff sux...heh.)

Seriously, this is better than most of the stuff they feature.  And the wonderful thing is....its doesn't have to be finished....but can be a work in progress.

On a personal note...I am working on a novel in which one of the early characters' name is "Death." 

 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Tova7 on Killer SerialSanChoninohttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03SanChonino on Killer SerialKellyW0498http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03KellyW0498 on Killer SerialBlueDevhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Aw crap!  Come on Maso, I want more!  That ended far too soon.  Seriously.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311932Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03BlueDev on Killer Seriallittle-whiphttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926

Endorphins, babee, gimme more.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311926Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03little-whip on Listening Part 1Buddah Moskowitzhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289
You can tell me go 'way, but I'll still keep coming back.

Your Mate Moskowitz]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Buddah Moskowitz on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyInBloomhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418This is now one of my fave poems from you.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03InBloom on Precious TimeuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Very good, mate.

Time indeed is precious and who better to spend it with but your love one.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on Precious TimeSanChoninohttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03SanChonino on Precious TimeKellyW0498http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418This was very lovely and kind of summery.

You have a poetic knack my friend.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03KellyW0498 on Precious TimeRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418I love the days of me and my girl
In the sun watching clouds unfurl

Yes, very nice! I do think you and your girl would enjoy the clouds even more if you would experience being above and falling through them, though.   ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Precious TimeZoologist03http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Nice.

~Zoo

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311418Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Zoologist03 on Precious TimeuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Good stuff, Mark

I think I like it so much because I can identify with it a lot. Kinda sounds like it could be a song.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyBlueDevhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Very interesting.  Nice work Maso.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03BlueDev on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyZoologist03http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289 
As for the insert, unfortunately, I can't see it (has something to do with the firewall on my work server - I can't see Tex's slideshow either ). If you could give me the link, though, I will go have a look at it.

Sure thing.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swQi4CAzmrA

Zoo, you need to be worried dude! I was thinking THE SAME THING!

~Zoo

 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Zoologist03 on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289worried dude!    I was thinking THE SAME THING!

(Yeah, Maso, you got some weird friends here...  )]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyZoologist03http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289

By the way, you're going to kill me for this...but you being an Aussie and this poem...well...let's just say this popped into my head:



~Zoo]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/311289Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Zoologist03 on A Broken-hearted Paranoid's ThrenodyTexas Wahinehttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941
It sounds like things are really going great for you and are on track (except for your weird shirt issues, haha!). I'm happy for you.

I loved the title! Definitely sounds like it came from an artist!

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Texas Wahine on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downMasonMhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941You fell off a cliff?! Good grief!

Falling off a cliff is no big deal. It's the landing that's a bitch! ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03MasonM on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downDr Guyhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387But if anything, I'm feeling even less able to complete the challenge. Thanks for making it look easy, though.

You have a gift of writing. Mine is just BS. ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Dr Guy on JUWC Challenge - I failed...foreverserenityhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Hey Mark, somehow you have cleverly put all the words into this blog!  So, you might not have failed after all!LOL!

 

Doc, clever! 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03foreverserenity on JUWC Challenge - I failed...foreverserenityhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941You fell off a cliff?! Good grief! 

 

I like the idea of 'slow' food.  It is definitely good for us to get back to and so good for the environment I'm sure!

 

Can't wait to see your ink when it's all done!  Oh the work out thing, congrats!  Sounds like you're on a roll Mark!   It does get your energy and adranaline flowing don't it?!  I'm proud of you for quitting those ciggys....now can you come and talk my hubby out of his too?  I know, that won't work because he has to be ready to do it himself!  The man is so stubborn!

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03foreverserenity on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387
For now, though...I'll just focus on finals.  

Finals?! Come on, Zoo you know the JUWC is more important.

They are all in his article now.  

Now I think you should participate more often.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on JUWC Challenge - I failed...RoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387  But I agree, we DO NEED something a little easier, hahaha!]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on JUWC Challenge - I failed...Dr Guyhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387That was pretty good, Doc.

They are all in his article now. ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Dr Guy on JUWC Challenge - I failed...Zoologist03http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387

~Zoo]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Zoologist03 on JUWC Challenge - I failed...uDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387
Try as I might, I have been finding it particularly difficult to rise to the latest JUWC challenge.

I'm in the same boat as you, mate. Well, not the same boat because you wrote something.

Kelly is right you do write interesting stuff.

 

  Your writing is auric! Dont let the bumbledom consisting of chimera government abominations get you down! Let out a cachinnation at the doryphore of the epicaricacy of others! Lift off the veil of fuliginous and sail on with your Godspeed! A jejune incondite hobbledehoy you are no more! Dont allow the kerfuffle cause you lethologica during your nihilistic matutinal musings!

it is time to stop worring about the odious pilgarlic who is nothing more than a quidnunc! Rive your lethargy, cast off yoru scree, reach out to the tramontane, usurp them! That virago of a muse under the willow is not your xanthippe nor was she yesternight. Allow your zephyr to take control! 

That was pretty good, Doc.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on JUWC Challenge - I failed...KellyW0498http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Hey, I have failed on the last 4 or 5 challenges.   I had to force myself to finish the last story. I have been having keybord fright.

You are always writing and writing interesting stuff.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03KellyW0498 on JUWC Challenge - I failed...Tova7http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387It's all good Maso....though I do feel because you don't have willow trees over there?

Oh man they are wonderful!! 

 

When I was a kid we'd play under them because the branches will bow out and touch the ground...its like an automatic FORT.  And when you get tired of playing fort you can swing on the branchces.....

As an adult I like the branches cut and dried for interior decor.  They twist and turn and have wonderful lines.

Anyway, don't sweat it.  Technically you used a lot of them in this article!

 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Tova7 on JUWC Challenge - I failed...Dr Guyhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387
it is time to stop worring about the odious pilgarlic who is nothing more than a quidnunc! Rive your lethargy, cast off yoru scree, reach out to the tramontane, usurp them! That virago of a muse under the willow is not your xanthippe nor was she yesternight. Allow your zephyr to take control!]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310387Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Dr Guy on JUWC Challenge - I failed...RoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054That passing girl must get around because not only did I see her today I seen her yesterday, too.

She was in front of me at the grocery store just yesterday! God, but I hate to stare but sometimes I can't help myself. This was a good one that touch a nerve as I note all the guy's comments here!   ]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Ode to a passing girl...uDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054That passing girl must get around because not only did I see her today I seen her yesterday, too.

 

Nice work, mate.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on Ode to a passing girl...SanChoninohttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054
Nice writing, Maso.]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03SanChonino on Ode to a passing girl...Zoologist03http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054Very nice, mate.  I really liked it.

~Zoo

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/310054Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Zoologist03 on Ode to a passing girl...RoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941I must admit, I would love to hear about you falling off a cliff.

It does sound...hmmm...how do I put it? titillating? Yeah, that a good word...   

(I like titillating. It's nearly as good a word as dictation)]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downKellyW0498http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941I am so excited and happy for you. You sound like you are loving your new life. the only thing missing would be a massage therapist for you and Toni. I will have to fly in, but not until your summer comes back. Our winter has been long and painful this year. Excellent skiing though!

I must admit, I would love to hear about you falling off a cliff.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03KellyW0498 on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941You might also want to check out "Animal, vegetable, miracle" by Barbara Kingsolver. It seems to be the same philosophy of buying locally produced foods.

Speaking of books along this line, I wanna recommend anything written by Michael Polland. WWW Link]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downuDigItTheMosthttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941
 It means I’m not only getting fit but I’m getting more limber too. I think this becomes much more important for people as they get older and I’m pleased I’m seeing this progress.

Great job, mate. Continued good luck with it. I need to start getting more limber. Thanks for the inspiration, mate.

a weak back.

I got a weak back, too. You know when I hurt it? About a week back.  *groan* Sorry about that.

As I have a great dialogue with my tattooist (something I’d recommend anyone developing before they get any ink), 

I think all people should do that. I can never understand how someone can walk in and pick something out of a book. Get something original.

The ‘slow’ movement supports the idea of taking the time to think about what you’re eating, appreciate the taste in your mouth and the effort required to get the food to your table. When you do take the time, things taste so much sweeter. It is an ethos I think we can apply to most activities in our lives. It is certainly one I intend adopting.

What a cool idea. I'm definitely gonna look into it.

This is just a rambling little update for friends and anyone else who might stop by.

Thanks for the update, mate.

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03uDigItTheMost on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downLocamamahttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941I was going to give one sentence comments but I like to talk or type too much to hold myself to that. 

Exercise is good.  I really need to get up and moving again.  I am going to sign up for a 5k because that always seems to motivate me a bit. 

I can't wait to see your finished sleeve.  I have been debating about getting another tatt.  I talk myself into and out of it and can't decide what I want or where I want it.  I think it's just all intellectual with me.  Maybe I'll start a tattoo fund to make it more solid. 

Feeling shirty - you have to start dressing in layers.  That solves that one.  You're welcome.  lol. 

Slow Food - You might also want to check out "Animal, vegetable, miracle" by Barbara Kingsolver.  It seems to be the same philosophy of buying locally produced foods. 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Locamama on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downTova7http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Great article Maso.

Our bodies truly are made for physical work, for exercise.  I love it.  I love feeling my muscles stretch and ache and then pushing through it to the other side.

You will find your "feeling down" time is shorter and less severe with exercise.

Exercise is the only thing that got me through the long dark winters in Alaska.  I put on headphones, and transported myself to another place.

I like the idea of slow eating...heh.  I just wish we could find the time to do it.  We eat at night together, sometimes with a neighbor or two, and enjoy the company.

Tonight we are having bbq ribs and deer steak, purple hull peas, mashed potatoes, and probably a salad.  Then we will be able to eat the left overs for at least two meals.

It will take me an hour to prepare the food from beginning to end, (the meat is already marinating) but takes a long time to slo cook, then another thirty minutes cleaning up.

Doesn't sound like much time, but I usually have to multi task while making dinner with the two kids.

In the summer here I have a garden...mostly veggies, a few melons.  But I live in farm country so lots of farmers put produce out by the road on produce stands with prices listed, you take what you want and leave your money in the money can or jar.

It's awesome especially for things like green beans.  I can't grow them to save my life.  The Japanese Beetles eat them up before I can harvest the first mess of them.  Grrrrr.

 

]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03Tova7 on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downRoyLevoshhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Short story - I fell off a cliff many years ago

Okay, you're gonna hafta elaborate on that one, Maso.  

I'm glad the fitness thing is panning out for you. It does take time doesn't it? Heh, and if you're like me there's times you gotta MAKE yourself go! Funny thing is, I have NEVER regretted going once I got there and finished. I think maybe that's part of the buzz that comes afterwards. Oh, BTW, here's a couple of things I'm planning on: WWW Link and... WWW Link (the 10k one on that link). Anyway, we'll see how that goes...

Spring has sprung around here! All the tell-tale signs are in place! The Mesquite trees are in full leaf and scissortails can be seen perched on fence post and highline wires. Soon the mercury in the ole thermometer will soar! Summer approacheth. I am ready.

I like the idea of the 'slow movement' too. Seems so much good has been lost in all this alleged 'progress' that we've made. I dunno, Maso.]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03RoyLevosh on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, downMasonMhttp://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941
I know how you feel about the changing seasons and such. It's finally showing some signs of wanting to warm up here but is still fluctuating back and forth. I can hardly wait for Summer to finally arrive.]]>http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941http://masomusing.joeuser.com/article/309941Fri, 16 May 2008 11:38:03 -04002008-05-16T15:38:03MasonM on Pink, ink, shirty, dirty, down