If an Asian Cat invented tea then who invented milk, the cow who puncturate herself on grass as the legend of Indian tales goes and gave her best to the child who was needy. If the Cat was needy, Yassam as her Owner called Her, that’s where Gladstone got it from, He read the […]
In the morning air, we view the morning air witch who controlls the dawn in Tibet, and in Tibetan Culture.
She is the witch to watch out for and depends on cattle, yak and sheep for her diet and they try to evade and avoide her. Why does she visit? When the doves migrate […]
When email is taxed, I will still and always write this blog as it fits my schedule of worship and deformation of what we should or ought to do, instead of what is pleasurable for us.
I spoke on jams on the bus, where we wear our dream time jammed into today’s schedule of nine to […]
In the biopsy report of Karen Silkwood, no skull was fund as that is how they determine contamination. Just the other day a skull reportedly (AP) was found at the location of her supposed death. The skull was a monkey’s with a bit of her’s inside. Is she really dead? The […]
In the postage stamp debate, one of the questioned Senators asked why not email taxed instead of stamps. That was John Glen ten years ago. Now we find that we can’t as dozens, literally dozens of citizens, corporate banks and brothels, like Citicorp said it was impossible to pay a penny an email. […]
A private way of sending a stamp is email but not courier. I wonder whether it was given to us to write but not to exact postage from the courier or horse and wagon as it use to be called before pony post came to be.
Postage taxed why when it’s withering?
I suppose as all […]
In the times of year when we respect the earth–when is that, huh?–we find enough bread for our table and for others. The weed we eat is corn and the fallow we feed is corn and the worship we spread is cornmeal say the Hopi elders on the cave in Hotevilla that they asked […]
When Silkwood died, Karen we call her, her parents were cited, a nation died. We wept and knew that no one would get away with corporate abuse again. But we worshiped wrong. As I stated on the 21st, who wants to die and be remembered like Christ? Is that why he […]
Tricycle, Ticht Nacht Hanh, and the Dalai Lama all had a misunderstanding over the Buddhist Thought Calender and one was dismissed a Sri Lankan nun who married the man who dismissed her as he knew she was culturally specific and knew that she would make amends and thought they should, the two big giants of […]
When we die, most of us hope that we have left a legacy of some kind: quilts, kids, or wealth for others to use. I hope to leave a legacy of some kind myself, like when hoping on a star. A legacy like that, wishful and whimsical. Like what? Wishing on […]