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 Excellent! Sounds like a great honeymoon -  When we first met, mid-90's, we 
would go to this divey but safe, psuedo-polynesian bar (with the requisite 
homemade wallpaper of nude women in the men's room), called, The Kon Tiki - 
Great bartender - name was Harold. We brought in some drink umbrellas for him 
to give the customers, adding a little more south sea island flair to the place 
- lol. Bon voyage - He made very strong Long Island Ice Teas. Now, the 
neighborhood is Korean, and the place is a cafe.  

Lovely history.

A cafe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bring back the Kon Tiki!

Same fate for the West End Bar. Place was made famous by Kerouac and Ginsberg, 
who frequented during their college years at Columbia. 

Every table had carved names of literary types (or counterfeits). My future 
bride was a barmaid and I a regular. She knew what she was getting in to. 

A marriage made in...


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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <fleetwood_macncheese@...> wrote :

 First she sailed around the world, with one other person, in a 32' boat, and 
then we met. Instantly discovered faraway places we have both been, including 
past lives (Japan and Western US) - We complement each other very well, once 
again.   A marriage made in heaven. Lovely
Me and my better half met in a bar.
Famous, literary bar.

Traveled together to faraway places.
Honeymooned in Peru & Ecuador before much plumbing.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <fleetwood_macncheese@...> wrote :

 Don't forget to pop into the Louvre - and I'll be watching you two scamps, so 
don't get lost! (PS In a past life, I was the grandfather of the security guard 
(who is a buddhist), protecting the Mona Lisa, on the day shift).  

 Apropos of nothing, there is a nondescript eating establishment, in a strip 
mall, in Fremont, CA that my wife and I saw, and the name instantly become part 
of our vocabulary (well, mine, anyway...). It is called, creatively, "The Niche 
Business Cafe". 
 I imagine you walk in, and are given a short interview, on how "niche" your 
particular business is, and if you qualify, you're in. So, for example, a shoe 
salesman, is out, but a bowling shoe salesman, is seated immediately. Sporting 
goods out, but selling just fishing line? Booth or table? ... I got it, but I'm 
not sure everyone did. 

You could start a Poll on ffl

like:

I make money the Old Fashioned Way...I don't work (doesn't sound that good when 
I see it on the screen, and Richard says this will be preserved eternally. Is 
that enough time to change it? Is it enough time to change careers? Is it 
enough time?

You and your lucky wife sound well paired (and I'm am not talking jealously).
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <LEnglish5@...> wrote :

 
 If the formatting was wrong, here's what the interview responses were like 
from the enlightened test subjects to the question "Describe your self":
 

 L1: We ordinarily think my self as this age; this color of hair; these hobbies 
. . . my experience is that my Self is a lot larger than that. It's 
immeasurably vast. . . on a physical level. It is not just restricted to this 
physical environment
 L2: It's the ‘‘I am-ness.’’ It's my Being. There's just a channel underneath 
that's just underlying everything. It's my essence there and it just doesn't 
stop where I stop. . . by ‘‘I,’’ I mean this 5 ft. 2 person that moves around 
here and there
 L3: I look out and see this beautiful divine Intelligence. . . you could say 
in the sky, in the tree, but really being expressed through these things. . . 
and these are my Self
 L4: I experience myself as being without edges or content. . . beyond the 
universe. . . all-pervading, and being absolutely thrilled, absolutely 
delighted with every motion that my body makes. With everything that my eyes 
see, my ears hear, my nose smells. There's a delight in the sense that I am 
able to penetrate that. My consciousness, my intelligence pervades everything I 
see, feel and think
 L5: When I say ’’I’’ that's the Self. There's a quality that is so pervasive 
about the Self that I'm quite sure that the ‘‘I’’ is the same ‘‘I’’ as everyone 
else's ‘‘I.’’ Not in terms of what follows right after. I am tall, I am short, 
I am fat, I am this, I am that. But the ‘‘I’’ part. The ‘‘I am’’ part is the 
same ‘‘I am’’ for you and me
 

I describe myself as L4, beginning with "absolutely".

I think I'm a little bit of this and a little bit of that - kind of like what 
my husband and I ordered off the thai menu last night when we had: #9, #22 with 
tofu, #13, #55 and #60. We like to experience lots of tastes and we still have 
some left over for lunch today just in case you noticed that was a lot to eat 
for just two people.
 

 

  Dear Ann,

Thank you for the lunch invitation.

You will be please to know that my wife will be joining us. She was thrilled to 
be invited.

We both look forward tom seeing you and are skipping our breakfast to keep a 
hearty appetite.

Your appreciative guests.

P.S. I love Thailand (and Burma)

 

 I would be most honored to make your wife's acquiantance. She could do the 
ordering making sure to absolutely get a #4 for you and afterwards we could all 
talk about art. Are we meeting in Victoria or in NYC? If so I will have to have 
a visit with my niece in Brooklyn. She is an artist too.


  My son is an artist living in Brooklyn. Does niecey need an inspiring lover?
He comes highly recommended.

And the #4 was as delicious as you said. 

Sorry, our appetites got the best of us and we couldn't wait; what with all 
those flights, taxis, packing, schlepping, walking, getting lost...

Don't thank us, we were just saving you a trip.




























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