Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Fleetwood wrote: The wild is like that, with endless diversity, and birth and death, infinite consciousness, and drama, and seamlessness, except that it doesn't think as much. The lizards sit in the sun, and the deer graze the woods, and the trees grow silently, the wind shifts, the sun and moon rise and set, each with a purpose and adaptation that is already known deeply to them, for thousands of years, at least. That is my nourishment, inside and out. I am in a constant state of awe here, and enjoy the constantly overwhelming nature, of nature - It must be my nature. Fleetwood, this is such a beautiful piece of writing, almost a poem with its cadences and images. Enriches my own experiences with nature. Thank you... On Thursday, September 11, 2014 9:05 PM, fleetwood_macnche...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! Dear Fleety, I enjoy your descriptions and enthusiasm! Thanks. spooktacular she says! She speaks my kinda language! And why does that sqigly line always show up? Annoying. But about me. Interesting comment you make about rocks and consciousness. I'll tell you why. I chose to live in NYC for the people. Other places have beautiful buttes and wild valleys. We got people. Now, I always figured 'different tastes for different folks' and 'each to her own'. But now I'm trying to figure the Urban animal and the Nature animal. I got a house at the beach. There's woods. Nice light, attracts artists. So what's the consciousness of All Those Many People in my city mouse and what's the consciousness at the county, with less human consciousness? Do you know? We got wild turkeys. No canyon updrafts. You got the picture? Ready to answer? Also the sunsets a East Coast's top-notch. But I guess the sun usually sets in the West. Please let me know, cause I got lots more questions. Yeah, a really good question, to savor: Being surrounded by people, there is the opportunity to learn a great many lessons, quickly, as all of us together merge into the Universal mind; Intellect and Heart, and each one has infinity burning within them. Anywhere in the world. So, what a wonderful opportunity, to learn all about people, in New York City, how each of us is wonderfully, and inexplicably, expressed, and exposed. Full consciousness, and full of mental energy, too. Expressed everywhere, in faces and bodies and buildings, streets, windows, and smells, colors, and music; a manifestation of each fullness, of each human consciousness. Millions of infinities, just in New York City. The wild is like that, with endless diversity, and birth and death, infinite consciousness, and drama, and seamlessness, except that it doesn't think as much. The lizards sit in the sun, and the deer graze the woods, and the trees grow silently, the wind shifts, the sun and moon rise and set, each with a purpose and adaptation that is already known deeply to them, for thousands of years, at least. That is my nourishment, inside and out. I am in a constant state of awe here, and enjoy the constantly overwhelming nature, of nature - It must be my nature. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.comPreview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! Dear Fleety, I enjoy your descriptions and enthusiasm! Thanks. spooktacular she says! She speaks my kinda language! And why does that sqigly line always show up? Annoying. But about me. Interesting comment you make about rocks and consciousness. I'll tell you why. I chose to live in NYC for the people. Other places have beautiful buttes and wild valleys. We got people. Now, I always figured 'different tastes for different folks' and 'each to her own'. But now I'm trying to figure the Urban animal and the Nature animal. I got a house at the beach. There's woods. Nice light, attracts artists. So what's the consciousness of All Those Many People in my city mouse and what's the consciousness at the county, with less human consciousness? Do you know? We got wild turkeys. No canyon updrafts. You got the picture? Ready to answer? Also the sunsets a East Coast's top-notch. But I guess the sun usually sets in the West. Please let me know, cause I got lots more questions. Yeah, a really good question, to savor: Being surrounded by people, there is the opportunity to learn a great many lessons, quickly, as all of us together merge into the Universal mind; Intellect and Heart, and each one has infinity burning within them. Anywhere in the world. So, what a wonderful opportunity, to learn all about people, in New York City, how each of us is wonderfully, and inexplicably, expressed, and exposed. Full consciousness, and full of mental energy, too. Expressed everywhere, in faces and bodies and buildings, streets, windows, and smells, colors, and music; a manifestation of each fullness, of each human consciousness. Millions of infinities, just in New York City. The wild is like that, with endless diversity, and birth and death, infinite consciousness, and drama, and seamlessness, except that it doesn't think as much. The lizards sit in the sun, and the deer graze the woods, and the trees grow silently, the wind shifts, the sun and moon rise and set, each with a purpose and adaptation that is already known deeply to them, for thousands of years, at least. That is my nourishment, inside and out. I am in a constant state of awe here, and enjoy the constantly overwhelming nature, of nature - It must be my nature. Dear Fleety, This was Perfect. Descriptive, informative, practical. I'm gonna use your stuff. I kinda get what your saying. For myself, I continue to feel very different in each environment. Charged and animated in the City, Refreshed and energetic in the country. Maharishi said: 'You need to be Enlightened to live in New York City From my city to your country, nyc d ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being busy these days. I have NEVER seen so many lovely 6' women in my life. It must be that my perspective has
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Yep, you have to be enlightened, to live, period. Enjoy your millions of infinities! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! Dear Fleety, I enjoy your descriptions and enthusiasm! Thanks. spooktacular she says! She speaks my kinda language! And why does that sqigly line always show up? Annoying. But about me. Interesting comment you make about rocks and consciousness. I'll tell you why. I chose to live in NYC for the people. Other places have beautiful buttes and wild valleys. We got people. Now, I always figured 'different tastes for different folks' and 'each to her own'. But now I'm trying to figure the Urban animal and the Nature animal. I got a house at the beach. There's woods. Nice light, attracts artists. So what's the consciousness of All Those Many People in my city mouse and what's the consciousness at the county, with less human consciousness? Do you know? We got wild turkeys. No canyon updrafts. You got the picture? Ready to answer? Also the sunsets a East Coast's top-notch. But I guess the sun usually sets in the West. Please let me know, cause I got lots more questions. Yeah, a really good question, to savor: Being surrounded by people, there is the opportunity to learn a great many lessons, quickly, as all of us together merge into the Universal mind; Intellect and Heart, and each one has infinity burning within them. Anywhere in the world. So, what a wonderful opportunity, to learn all about people, in New York City, how each of us is wonderfully, and inexplicably, expressed, and exposed. Full consciousness, and full of mental energy, too. Expressed everywhere, in faces and bodies and buildings, streets, windows, and smells, colors, and music; a manifestation of each fullness, of each human consciousness. Millions of infinities, just in New York City. The wild is like that, with endless diversity, and birth and death, infinite consciousness, and drama, and seamlessness, except that it doesn't think as much. The lizards sit in the sun, and the deer graze the woods, and the trees grow silently, the wind shifts, the sun and moon rise and set, each with a purpose and adaptation that is already known deeply to them, for thousands of years, at least. That is my nourishment, inside and out. I am in a constant state of awe here, and enjoy the constantly overwhelming nature, of nature - It must be my nature. Dear Fleety, This was Perfect. Descriptive, informative, practical. I'm gonna use your stuff. I kinda get what your saying. For myself, I continue to feel very different in each environment. Charged and animated in the City, Refreshed and energetic in the country. Maharishi said: 'You need to be Enlightened to live in New York City From my city to your country, nyc d ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Hi Dan, Yay us! We rock!! I think we should both fly to the Netherlands and give Barry a great big hug!! (wearing the appropriate bio-hazard protective clothing, of course (...now, there's a Fashion Week I'd like to see...)). We are halfway moved - On the property in our RV, but not in the house yet, Another month and our stuff arrives. Absolutely loving it - The property is a big rectangle, 400' by 250', on a butte about 1300 feet up, dropping off to a canyon in the back. Yesterday, I took my weed-whacker, chainsaw, and clippers, to widen and cut some trails, and set another game trail camera, on the wild acreage. It is fairly steep back there, and is also pretty dense. I am leaning towards the tree ladder, with a bench on top, since moving construction materials and finding the right tree for a tree house, would both be tough. There is so much to do here, and so much to observe, and settle into. As busy as NYC, though mostly silent, hoppin' and boppin'. Anyway, back to faking like its real. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been, I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need to train? Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for Others' responses. Always entertaining. And ain't That what it's All about? Your partner in choreographing soap operettas, d
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being busy these days. I have NEVER seen so many lovely 6' women in my life. It must be that my perspective has changed or I'm getting shorter. Enjoy! quoted directly from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Hi Dan, Yay us! We rock!! I think we should both fly to the Netherlands and give Barry a great big hug!! (wearing the appropriate bio-hazard protective clothing, of course (...now, there's a Fashion Week I'd like to see...)). We are halfway moved - On the property in our RV, but not in the house yet, Another month and our stuff arrives. Absolutely loving it - The property is a big rectangle, 400' by 250', on a butte about 1300 feet up, dropping off to a canyon in the back. Yesterday, I took my weed-whacker, chainsaw, and clippers, to widen and cut some trails, and set another game trail camera, on the wild acreage. It is fairly steep back there, and is also pretty dense. I am leaning towards the tree ladder, with a bench on top, since moving construction materials and finding the right tree for a tree house, would both be tough. There is so much to do here, and so much to observe, and settle into. As busy as NYC, though mostly silent, hoppin' and boppin'. Anyway, back to faking like its real. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been, I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need to train? Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for Others' responses. Always entertaining. And ain't That what it's All about? Your partner in choreographing soap operettas, d
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being busy these days. I have NEVER seen so many lovely 6' women in my life. It must be that my perspective has changed or I'm getting shorter. Enjoy! quoted directly from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Hi Dan, Yay us! We rock!! I think we should both fly to the Netherlands and give Barry a great big hug!! (wearing the appropriate bio-hazard protective clothing, of course (...now, there's a Fashion Week I'd like to see...)). We are halfway moved - On the property in our RV, but not in the house yet, Another month and our stuff arrives. Absolutely loving it - The property is a big rectangle, 400' by 250', on a butte about 1300 feet up, dropping off to a canyon in the back. Yesterday, I took my weed-whacker, chainsaw, and clippers, to widen and cut some trails, and set another game trail camera, on the wild acreage. It is fairly steep back there, and is also pretty dense. I am leaning towards the tree ladder, with a bench on top, since moving construction materials and finding the right tree for a tree house, would both be tough. There is so much to do here, and so much to observe, and settle into. As busy as NYC, though mostly silent, hoppin' and boppin'. Anyway, back to faking like its real. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been, I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need to train? Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for Others' responses. Always entertaining. And ain't That what it's All about? Your partner in choreographing soap operettas, d
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! Dear Fleety, I enjoy your descriptions and enthusiasm! Thanks. spooktacular she says! She speaks my kinda language! And why does that sqigly line always show up? Annoying. But about me. Interesting comment you make about rocks and consciousness. I'll tell you why. I chose to live in NYC for the people. Other places have beautiful buttes and wild valleys. We got people. Now, I always figured 'different tastes for different folks' and 'each to her own'. But now I'm trying to figure the Urban animal and the Nature animal. I got a house at the beach. There's woods. Nice light, attracts artists. So what's the consciousness of All Those Many People in my city mouse and what's the consciousness at the county, with less human consciousness? Do you know? We got wild turkeys. No canyon updrafts. You got the picture? Ready to answer? Also the sunsets a East Coast's top-notch. But I guess the sun usually sets in the West. Please let me know, cause I got lots more questions. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being busy these days. I have NEVER seen so many lovely 6' women in my life. It must be that my perspective has changed or I'm getting shorter. Enjoy! quoted directly from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Hi Dan, Yay us! We rock!! I think we should both fly to the Netherlands and give Barry a great big hug!! (wearing the appropriate bio-hazard protective clothing, of course (...now, there's a Fashion Week I'd like to see...)). We are halfway moved - On the property in our RV, but not in the house yet, Another month and our stuff arrives. Absolutely loving it - The property is a big rectangle, 400' by 250', on a butte about 1300 feet up, dropping off to a canyon in the back. Yesterday, I took my weed-whacker, chainsaw, and clippers, to widen and cut some trails, and set another game trail camera, on the wild acreage. It is fairly steep back there, and is also pretty dense. I am leaning towards the tree ladder, with a bench on top, since moving construction materials and finding the right tree for a tree house, would both be tough. There is so much to do here, and so much to observe, and settle into. As busy as NYC, though mostly silent, hoppin' and boppin'. Anyway, back to faking like its real. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Yeah, rocks rock. Such presence and consciousness. I did some kick ass hardscaping at my old place, but it doesn't come close to the many rocks here, large, volcanic, and ancient. We are on a massive lava cap here. A butte is flat on top, extending out from a mountain range, like a dry peninsula, with cliffs on three sides, dropping into wild valleys. Pretty spooktacular, as my wife would say. Our instant ritual is watching the choreography of the turkey vultures, on the canyon updrafts, in the early evening, followed by a multi-hued sunset, and just a little later, the moon rise. Such a huge sky. Enjoy those beautiful women, too! Dear Fleety, I enjoy your descriptions and enthusiasm! Thanks. spooktacular she says! She speaks my kinda language! And why does that sqigly line always show up? Annoying. But about me. Interesting comment you make about rocks and consciousness. I'll tell you why. I chose to live in NYC for the people. Other places have beautiful buttes and wild valleys. We got people. Now, I always figured 'different tastes for different folks' and 'each to her own'. But now I'm trying to figure the Urban animal and the Nature animal. I got a house at the beach. There's woods. Nice light, attracts artists. So what's the consciousness of All Those Many People in my city mouse and what's the consciousness at the county, with less human consciousness? Do you know? We got wild turkeys. No canyon updrafts. You got the picture? Ready to answer? Also the sunsets a East Coast's top-notch. But I guess the sun usually sets in the West. Please let me know, cause I got lots more questions. Yeah, a really good question, to savor: Being surrounded by people, there is the opportunity to learn a great many lessons, quickly, as all of us together merge into the Universal mind; Intellect and Heart, and each one has infinity burning within them. Anywhere in the world. So, what a wonderful opportunity, to learn all about people, in New York City, how each of us is wonderfully, and inexplicably, expressed, and exposed. Full consciousness, and full of mental energy, too. Expressed everywhere, in faces and bodies and buildings, streets, windows, and smells, colors, and music; a manifestation of each fullness, of each human consciousness. Millions of infinities, just in New York City. The wild is like that, with endless diversity, and birth and death, infinite consciousness, and drama, and seamlessness, except that it doesn't think as much. The lizards sit in the sun, and the deer graze the woods, and the trees grow silently, the wind shifts, the sun and moon rise and set, each with a purpose and adaptation that is already known deeply to them, for thousands of years, at least. That is my nourishment, inside and out. I am in a constant state of awe here, and enjoy the constantly overwhelming nature, of nature - It must be my nature. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, I am enjoying reading of your adventures. I LOVE rocks (ask Share if you don't believe me, but you should). Netherlands trip needs to be postponed for a while, and the destination changed dramatically. Except for those two caveats, I'm in! What's a 'butte'? Can I find some here to see what you're looking at. We do have The Canyons of Wall Street, but they are not advised for the-weak-of-heart (you know who I mean). If, after viewing this link, you change your mind about The Treehouse, and still are satisfied with a board (I don't think so), contact me. I do know a lot about a lot, and what I don't know...'I got a guy'. Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters on TV: Animal Planet http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Treehouse Masters TV Schedule all times et/pt Friday September 12 9:00 AM 60 min. Temple Of Adventure TV-PG CC View on www.animalplanet.com http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/treehouse-masters/tv-schedule.htm Preview by Yahoo Enjoy the view and your 'observing'. You are correct about it being busy these days. I have NEVER seen so many lovely 6' women in my life. It must be that my perspective has changed or I'm getting shorter. Enjoy! quoted directly from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : Hi Dan, Yay us! We rock!! I think we should both fly to the Netherlands and give Barry a great big hug!! (wearing the appropriate bio-hazard protective clothing, of course (...now, there's a Fashion Week I'd like to see...)). We are halfway moved - On the property in our RV, but not in the
[FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Once again, Barry eats alone. Barry drinks alone. Barry types on his laptop, alone, openly chuckling to himself when in public, and doing other things to be subtly (hopefully) noticed (by a woman, hopefully), at his seat at the cafe, alone. But, it looks like the fish stopped biting a long time ago, and no one, male or female, is particularly interested in the lonely man, drinking beer, and smiling weirdly into his laptop. So, he rants and he raves, at all of us here on FFL, all that he has left, while ever maintaining the fiction that his life is far superior to anyone else's, that he is the most of everything, and we are fortunate to read his insults. Then he looks up from the laptop, realizes he is, once again, all by himself, gets another beer, and dives back into the one place in his life, as much as he hates it, where he is no longer alone, FFL. Barry is addicted, here. With his longing to be hip and groovy, FFL is the last place he wants to be. He used to run with his posse on here, but they have all left. He used to run the show, dammit! But now, as much as he invokes Curtis's name, like a wayward mantra, Curtis rarely comes back. Same with all of the others he wishes would return, Marek, Sally S, to keep him from looking like the desperate fish out of water that he is. This is not his scene. All he does is get angry at all of us. And the more he rants, the worse he feels about himself. But he has nothing else, and no other way to get adults to pay attention to him. A spiral downward: heyheyanotherpintofbeer!...everheardofFFLsweetie?...they'reallassholes... ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : No, not that silly practice that wannabee yogis perform when they want to feel all self-important for abstaining from doing something they'd rather be doing than abstaining from. Tapas, the cuisine from Spain. I felt like having some today, and fortunately in Leiden one can find pretty much any type of food in the world, so now I'm comfortably seated at a canalside restaurant enjoying a beer and some albondigas and calamares and mejillones, abstaining from nothing. *Much* better form of tapas than that yogi stuff. I've never understood that spiritual kinda tapas, and why people get off on it. It's like they expect some kinda brownie points for *resisting* something that the Natural Tendency Of Their Minds is drawing them towards? WTF? Just doesn't compute for me. I don't even get the concept. I mean, is some god or some Law Of Nature supposed to be *impressed* by some monk who (similar to TM guys on rounding courses) spends 90% of his time thinking about sex, but isn't really ever gettin' any? Seems to me that the god or the Law in question would want the guy to Go Get Laid Already, so that he could come back to meditation and spend a little time transcending. Anyway, I like the Spanish version of tapas much more. Little dishes of fish or shellfish or veggies or meats, small enough so that you can order 3 to start with and stop there if that satisfies you, or order 3 more (or 12 more) if the first course doesn't. It's a perfect eating style for me, because I tend to have a small appetite and like to graze, rather than eating a long, full meal. YMMV. This is a very important post. We now know that bawee likes to graze rather than eat a full meal. I will go forth today feeling that much more enriched and empowered. Keep these posts coming bawee. And, I was not disappointed because you were able, as is your usual style and form, to denigrate others while showing the rest of us how lucky and special you are because you have access to tapas in Leiden. Well done. I have a feeling you did not take this picture of the actual meal you consumed.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
On 9/10/2014 9:36 AM, fleetwood_macnche...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: Once again, Barry eats alone. Barry drinks alone. Barry types on his laptop, alone, openly chuckling to himself when in public, and doing other things to be subtly (hopefully) noticed (by a woman, hopefully), at his seat at the cafe, alone. You can tell when this happens - a big, silly toothless grin comes over his face for a few seconds when he hits the Send button. Sometimes he may even stand up in the cafe and give a shout - /YES!/ But, it looks like the fish stopped biting a long time ago, and no one, male or female, is particularly interested in the lonely man, drinking beer, and smiling weirdly into his laptop. So, he rants and he raves, at all of us here on FFL, all that he has left, while ever maintaining the fiction that his life is far superior to anyone else's, that he is the most of everything, and we are fortunate to read his insults. Then he looks up from the laptop, realizes he is, once again, all by himself, gets another beer, and dives back into the one place in his life, as much as he hates it, where he is no longer alone, FFL. Barry is addicted, here. With his longing to be hip and groovy, FFL is the last place he wants to be. He used to run with his posse on here, but they have all left. He used to run the show, dammit! But now, as much as he invokes Curtis's name, like a wayward mantra, Curtis rarely comes back. Same with all of the others he wishes would return, Marek, Sally S, to keep him from looking like the desperate fish out of water that he is. This is not his scene. All he does is get angry at all of us. And the more he rants, the worse he feels about himself. But he has nothing else, and no other way to get adults to pay attention to him. A spiral downward: heyheyanotherpintofbeer!...everheardofFFLsweetie?...they'reallassholes... ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : No, not that silly practice that wannabee yogis perform when they want to feel all self-important for abstaining from doing something they'd rather be doing than abstaining from. Tapas, the cuisine from Spain. I felt like having some today, and fortunately in Leiden one can find pretty much any type of food in the world, so now I'm comfortably seated at a canalside restaurant enjoying a beer and some albondigas and calamares and mejillones, abstaining from nothing. *Much* better form of tapas than that yogi stuff. I've never understood that spiritual kinda tapas, and why people get off on it. It's like they expect some kinda brownie points for *resisting* something that the Natural Tendency Of Their Minds is drawing them towards? WTF? Just doesn't compute for me. I don't even get the concept. I mean, is some god or some Law Of Nature supposed to be *impressed* by some monk who (similar to TM guys on rounding courses) spends 90% of his time thinking about sex, but isn't really ever gettin' any? Seems to me that the god or the Law in question would want the guy to Go Get Laid Already, so that he could come back to meditation and spend a little time transcending. Anyway, I like the Spanish version of tapas much more. Little dishes of fish or shellfish or veggies or meats, small enough so that you can order 3 to start with and stop there if that satisfies you, or order 3 more (or 12 more) if the first course doesn't. It's a perfect eating style for me, because I tend to have a small appetite and like to graze, rather than eating a long, full meal. YMMV. This is a very important post. We now know that bawee likes to graze rather than eat a full meal. I will go forth today feeling that much more enriched and empowered. Keep these posts coming bawee. And, I was not disappointed because you were able, as is your usual style and form, to denigrate others while showing the rest of us how lucky and special you are because you have access to tapas in Leiden. Well done. I have a feeling you did not take this picture of the actual meal you consumed.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
THAT'S funny!! Great image of an imaginary victory. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, punditster@... wrote : On 9/10/2014 9:36 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... mailto:fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] wrote: Once again, Barry eats alone. Barry drinks alone. Barry types on his laptop, alone, openly chuckling to himself when in public, and doing other things to be subtly (hopefully) noticed (by a woman, hopefully), at his seat at the cafe, alone. You can tell when this happens - a big, silly toothless grin comes over his face for a few seconds when he hits the Send button. Sometimes he may even stand up in the cafe and give a shout - YES! But, it looks like the fish stopped biting a long time ago, and no one, male or female, is particularly interested in the lonely man, drinking beer, and smiling weirdly into his laptop. So, he rants and he raves, at all of us here on FFL, all that he has left, while ever maintaining the fiction that his life is far superior to anyone else's, that he is the most of everything, and we are fortunate to read his insults. Then he looks up from the laptop, realizes he is, once again, all by himself, gets another beer, and dives back into the one place in his life, as much as he hates it, where he is no longer alone, FFL. Barry is addicted, here. With his longing to be hip and groovy, FFL is the last place he wants to be. He used to run with his posse on here, but they have all left. He used to run the show, dammit! But now, as much as he invokes Curtis's name, like a wayward mantra, Curtis rarely comes back. Same with all of the others he wishes would return, Marek, Sally S, to keep him from looking like the desperate fish out of water that he is. This is not his scene. All he does is get angry at all of us. And the more he rants, the worse he feels about himself. But he has nothing else, and no other way to get adults to pay attention to him. A spiral downward: heyheyanotherpintofbeer!...everheardofFFLsweetie?...they'reallassholes... ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... mailto:awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... mailto:turquoiseb@... wrote : No, not that silly practice that wannabee yogis perform when they want to feel all self-important for abstaining from doing something they'd rather be doing than abstaining from. Tapas, the cuisine from Spain. I felt like having some today, and fortunately in Leiden one can find pretty much any type of food in the world, so now I'm comfortably seated at a canalside restaurant enjoying a beer and some albondigas and calamares and mejillones, abstaining from nothing. *Much* better form of tapas than that yogi stuff. I've never understood that spiritual kinda tapas, and why people get off on it. It's like they expect some kinda brownie points for *resisting* something that the Natural Tendency Of Their Minds is drawing them towards? WTF? Just doesn't compute for me. I don't even get the concept. I mean, is some god or some Law Of Nature supposed to be *impressed* by some monk who (similar to TM guys on rounding courses) spends 90% of his time thinking about sex, but isn't really ever gettin' any? Seems to me that the god or the Law in question would want the guy to Go Get Laid Already, so that he could come back to meditation and spend a little time transcending. Anyway, I like the Spanish version of tapas much more. Little dishes of fish or shellfish or veggies or meats, small enough so that you can order 3 to start with and stop there if that satisfies you, or order 3 more (or 12 more) if the first course doesn't. It's a perfect eating style for me, because I tend to have a small appetite and like to graze, rather than eating a long, full meal. YMMV. This is a very important post. We now know that bawee likes to graze rather than eat a full meal. I will go forth today feeling that much more enriched and empowered. Keep these posts coming bawee. And, I was not disappointed because you were able, as is your usual style and form, to denigrate others while showing the rest of us how lucky and special you are because you have access to tapas in Leiden. Well done. I have a feeling you did not take this picture of the actual meal you consumed.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : THAT'S funny!! Great image of an imaginary victory. Fleet, You got it! Reporting from here in NYC, I can attest to the fact that THERE ARE LAPTOP HOBOS EVERYWHERE. In NYC, there are restrictions on how many hours these LAPTOP HOBOS can occupy a table before being tossed. Probably explains Barry's expatriotism. Also account for his being tossed from one country to another, and then from city to city within the receiving country. The is little that separates the LAPTOP HOBOS from the HOBO. Just Barry's laptop. Reporting from NYC's Cafes dan coffee ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, punditster@... wrote : On 9/10/2014 9:36 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... mailto:fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] wrote: Once again, Barry eats alone. Barry drinks alone. Barry types on his laptop, alone, openly chuckling to himself when in public, and doing other things to be subtly (hopefully) noticed (by a woman, hopefully), at his seat at the cafe, alone. You can tell when this happens - a big, silly toothless grin comes over his face for a few seconds when he hits the Send button. Sometimes he may even stand up in the cafe and give a shout - YES! But, it looks like the fish stopped biting a long time ago, and no one, male or female, is particularly interested in the lonely man, drinking beer, and smiling weirdly into his laptop. So, he rants and he raves, at all of us here on FFL, all that he has left, while ever maintaining the fiction that his life is far superior to anyone else's, that he is the most of everything, and we are fortunate to read his insults. Then he looks up from the laptop, realizes he is, once again, all by himself, gets another beer, and dives back into the one place in his life, as much as he hates it, where he is no longer alone, FFL. Barry is addicted, here. With his longing to be hip and groovy, FFL is the last place he wants to be. He used to run with his posse on here, but they have all left. He used to run the show, dammit! But now, as much as he invokes Curtis's name, like a wayward mantra, Curtis rarely comes back. Same with all of the others he wishes would return, Marek, Sally S, to keep him from looking like the desperate fish out of water that he is. This is not his scene. All he does is get angry at all of us. And the more he rants, the worse he feels about himself. But he has nothing else, and no other way to get adults to pay attention to him. A spiral downward: heyheyanotherpintofbeer!...everheardofFFLsweetie?...they'reallassholes... ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... mailto:awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... mailto:turquoiseb@... wrote : No, not that silly practice that wannabee yogis perform when they want to feel all self-important for abstaining from doing something they'd rather be doing than abstaining from. Tapas, the cuisine from Spain. I felt like having some today, and fortunately in Leiden one can find pretty much any type of food in the world, so now I'm comfortably seated at a canalside restaurant enjoying a beer and some albondigas and calamares and mejillones, abstaining from nothing. *Much* better form of tapas than that yogi stuff. I've never understood that spiritual kinda tapas, and why people get off on it. It's like they expect some kinda brownie points for *resisting* something that the Natural Tendency Of Their Minds is drawing them towards? WTF? Just doesn't compute for me. I don't even get the concept. I mean, is some god or some Law Of Nature supposed to be *impressed* by some monk who (similar to TM guys on rounding courses) spends 90% of his time thinking about sex, but isn't really ever gettin' any? Seems to me that the god or the Law in question would want the guy to Go Get Laid Already, so that he could come back to meditation and spend a little time transcending. Anyway, I like the Spanish version of tapas much more. Little dishes of fish or shellfish or veggies or meats, small enough so that you can order 3 to start with and stop there if that satisfies you, or order 3 more (or 12 more) if the first course doesn't. It's a perfect eating style for me, because I tend to have a small appetite and like to graze, rather than eating a long, full meal. YMMV. This is a very important post. We now know that bawee likes to graze rather than eat a full meal. I will go forth today feeling that much more enriched and empowered. Keep these posts coming bawee. And, I was not disappointed because you were able, as is your usual style and form, to denigrate others while showing the rest of us how lucky and special you are because you have access to tapas in Leiden. Well done. I have a feeling you did not take this
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Hey Dan, Thanks for the earlier shout out - I enjoy your postings too, in addition to all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been - Awesome, because I watch very very little TV, and would always rather enjoy life's very own, authentic soap operettas. Sincerely, Yer California Country Cousin, in Paradise ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : THAT'S funny!! Great image of an imaginary victory. Fleet, You got it! Reporting from here in NYC, I can attest to the fact that THERE ARE LAPTOP HOBOS EVERYWHERE. In NYC, there are restrictions on how many hours these LAPTOP HOBOS can occupy a table before being tossed. Probably explains Barry's expatriotism. Also account for his being tossed from one country to another, and then from city to city within the receiving country. The is little that separates the LAPTOP HOBOS from the HOBO. Just Barry's laptop. Reporting from NYC's Cafes dan coffee ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, punditster@... wrote : On 9/10/2014 9:36 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... mailto:fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] wrote: Once again, Barry eats alone. Barry drinks alone. Barry types on his laptop, alone, openly chuckling to himself when in public, and doing other things to be subtly (hopefully) noticed (by a woman, hopefully), at his seat at the cafe, alone. You can tell when this happens - a big, silly toothless grin comes over his face for a few seconds when he hits the Send button. Sometimes he may even stand up in the cafe and give a shout - YES! But, it looks like the fish stopped biting a long time ago, and no one, male or female, is particularly interested in the lonely man, drinking beer, and smiling weirdly into his laptop. So, he rants and he raves, at all of us here on FFL, all that he has left, while ever maintaining the fiction that his life is far superior to anyone else's, that he is the most of everything, and we are fortunate to read his insults. Then he looks up from the laptop, realizes he is, once again, all by himself, gets another beer, and dives back into the one place in his life, as much as he hates it, where he is no longer alone, FFL. Barry is addicted, here. With his longing to be hip and groovy, FFL is the last place he wants to be. He used to run with his posse on here, but they have all left. He used to run the show, dammit! But now, as much as he invokes Curtis's name, like a wayward mantra, Curtis rarely comes back. Same with all of the others he wishes would return, Marek, Sally S, to keep him from looking like the desperate fish out of water that he is. This is not his scene. All he does is get angry at all of us. And the more he rants, the worse he feels about himself. But he has nothing else, and no other way to get adults to pay attention to him. A spiral downward: heyheyanotherpintofbeer!...everheardofFFLsweetie?...they'reallassholes... ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... mailto:awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... mailto:turquoiseb@... wrote : No, not that silly practice that wannabee yogis perform when they want to feel all self-important for abstaining from doing something they'd rather be doing than abstaining from. Tapas, the cuisine from Spain. I felt like having some today, and fortunately in Leiden one can find pretty much any type of food in the world, so now I'm comfortably seated at a canalside restaurant enjoying a beer and some albondigas and calamares and mejillones, abstaining from nothing. *Much* better form of tapas than that yogi stuff. I've never understood that spiritual kinda tapas, and why people get off on it. It's like they expect some kinda brownie points for *resisting* something that the Natural Tendency Of Their Minds is drawing them towards? WTF? Just doesn't compute for me. I don't even get the concept. I mean, is some god or some Law Of Nature supposed to be *impressed* by some monk who (similar to TM guys on rounding courses) spends 90% of his time thinking about sex, but isn't really ever gettin' any? Seems to me that the god or the Law in question would want the guy to Go Get Laid Already, so that he could come back to meditation and spend a little time transcending. Anyway, I like the Spanish version of tapas much more. Little dishes of fish or shellfish or veggies or meats, small enough so that you can order 3 to start with and stop there if that satisfies you, or order 3 more (or 12 more) if the first course doesn't. It's a perfect eating style for me, because I tend to have a small appetite and like to graze, rather than eating a long, full meal. YMMV. This is a very important post. We now know
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been, I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need to train? Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for Others' responses. Always entertaining. And ain't That what it's All about? Your partner in choreographing soap operettas, d
Re: [FairfieldLife] Barry's FFL addiction [Re: Tapas]
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Dear Fleet, we belong to a mutual admiration society! Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know, I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person, less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia. My memories of childhood treehouses remain as vivid as the actual living of it all. I guess if I built one now, it might last the Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here in Manhattan. About all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there have been, I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need to train? Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for Others' responses. Always entertaining. And ain't That what it's All about? Your partner in choreographing soap operettas, d I sense the announcement of a North American dinner date approaching. If I don't get invited to this one I don't know what I'll do.
