If it's got to be brightly sunny, today California figured out how to do it right. It's not HOT, just warm, with a cool breeze, and it's very pleasant just standing outside, reading and watching the dogs stick their noses down gopher holes in the side pasture. *grin* AND there are some poofy white clouds in the sky as well. (So naturally, I'm inside BLOGGING about it - LOL)
Our neighbor shuffled around his cattle again. Yesterday, I was looking out the window and realized there was now a huge, pure white bull hanging out in the pasture! It seems to be as leary of people as the red and white bull was - not anything like "Barney" the black bull was (the fence buster - LOL). Somehow, there's got to be some kind of symbolic meaning to this, but for now I'll just shrug and say, "Huh - a white bull. Cool."
Addendum: a pure white bull is rather like seeing a huge football player dressed up in an all-white tuxedo. *grin*
MindGuard is a program for Amiga and Linux that protects your mind by jamming and/or scrambling psychotronic mind-control signals and removing harmful engrammic pollutants from your brain. It also has the ability to scan for and decipher into English specific signals so you can see exactly Who wants to control you and what They are trying to make you think. Well - FINALLY! *grin*
This morning I got an email from someone who had accidentally found the Conscious Creation site while searching for another. She said she read some of my articles and wanted me to know she was praying for me, that I would find God's truth of who I REALLY am, in him. Yah. So I wrote her back and said that the web site IS about who I REALLY am and that her prayers were already working. *grin* Of course, I'm pretty sure that's not what she meant, but I thought it was the best way to reply. Instead of saying something like, "Interesting that you assume "God's" truth would come dressed in clothing that only you wear?" Anyway - if she writes me back again, which is doubtful, I'll just delete it and go about my merry way - I don't care if people don't agree with me, and I'll talk with them if they're interested, but since I believe that we each have our own 'truth', arguing about it is more than pointless.
More than pointless - that's GOT to be some kind of subdimensional geometry term - LOL! Oh, I just crack myself up. *grin*
A little while ago, John planted a few rows of vegetable seeds/bulbs in this little garden area. We'd noticed a sprout of green leaf lettuce coming up first and this morning there are little onion sprouts sticking out of the onion row! (Unless the plants are trying to trick us and shuffled themselves around in the middle of the night just to be funny. *grin*) We also tossed out a BUNCH of wildflower seeds in the garden in front of the house - things are sprouting there but we can't tell if they are the flowers or just grass and clover yet.
Also, we don't have a 'yard' like normal people - we have a plot of beige land around the house and during the rainy season green things grow on the parts we don't walk or drive on. This year, for some reason, we have more grass than usual - it's growing almost EXACTLY everyplace except the usual car path where before there were more beige patches intermixed. Not that I'm complaining - just observing. Speaking of observations, I went outside the other day and observed a huge hawk taking off (startled by my emergence no doubt) from its roost on our house and flying off into the trees. I think it sits there waiting for the chickadees and finches to come pecking around. The large wingpspan and the sounds of the slow flapping were quite impressive, I must say.
I already knew that radios only played stuff on playlists, and that it was all a big money game and had nothing to do with quality. (Well, anyone listening to radio for ten seconds can tell it's not about quality - LOL!) But after reading this article, it really re-ignites my desire to own my OWN radio station that I can run MY way. OH YEAH!
Got an oil change and new front tires for the car yesterday - the car felt MUCH happier after that. Was easily cruising at 80 where before it felt sluggish. We also met tom for lunch to exchange CDs and have a little fun before he went trapsing across the country for a month and a half. *grin* And since they screwed up my order for garlic butter fetticini (sidedish) by giving me fetticini with marinara sauce again, we got a free dessert! The richest chocolately cocoa-ish hunk of cake I've had in a LONG time - took the three of us to even come close to finishing it. Good times.... LOL.
Over at memepool they have two links at the top of the page that read "shirts" and then "mailing lists". Most of the time, as I skim by them, my mind subconsciously translates them as "mail shirts" and I start wondering why I'm suddenly thinking of medieval chainmail armor. *grin*
YAY! tom is now hosted again - he's no longer just floating aimlessly in cyberspace!!! *grin* And even though he couldn't publish his blog, he still put a lot of good stuff in it in anticipation of this re-emergence - so go visit. And the 'out of context quotes' in the left column are now back as well. All is once again right with the world. :-)
We just uploaded two more flash animations ("align" and "must fall") and a still image gallery ("living by heart") to our abstract weirdness site! You can access the contents page directly by clicking HERE. (Or, if you've never been there before and want to see the initial flash animation for the site, you can click on the link near the end of the listings in the left column.) Cool. :-)
