[FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village. PS Someone, Ann?? please explain patiently, to Barry, that this is a subjective experience, although I am objective about it. My objectivity when it comes to bawee is limited by my subjectivity, consequently bawee's overwhelming subjective take on the world will prove impregnable by any objectivity that might be available to me in this instance. The beauty of one's subjectivity as written in the paragraph above makes for good writing because it echoes with something deeper but in the case of bawee, he has no deeper so it would be wasted on him. Objectively, however, I prefer the colorfulness and richness of my subjectivity to flavor and enrich the dryness and practicality and overrated virtues of my objectivity.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
Amen! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village. PS Someone, Ann?? please explain patiently, to Barry, that this is a subjective experience, although I am objective about it. My objectivity when it comes to bawee is limited by my subjectivity, consequently bawee's overwhelming subjective take on the world will prove impregnable by any objectivity that might be available to me in this instance. The beauty of one's subjectivity as written in the paragraph above makes for good writing because it echoes with something deeper but in the case of bawee, he has no deeper so it would be wasted on him. Objectively, however, I prefer the colorfulness and richness of my subjectivity to flavor and enrich the dryness and practicality and overrated virtues of my objectivity.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
Must of been a pretty good cig! Some of that Marin County wacky tabacy. On Thursday, June 5, 2014 9:18 AM, fleetwood_macnche...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: Amen! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village. PS Someone, Ann?? please explain patiently, to Barry, that this is a subjective experience, although I am objective about it. My objectivity when it comes to bawee is limited by my subjectivity, consequently bawee's overwhelming subjective take on the world will prove impregnable by any objectivity that might be available to me in this instance. The beauty of one's subjectivity as written in the paragraph above makes for good writing because it echoes with something deeper but in the case of bawee, he has no deeper so it would be wasted on him. Objectively, however, I prefer the colorfulness and richness of my subjectivity to flavor and enrich the dryness and practicality and overrated virtues of my objectivity.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
Just tobacco :-) And they grow the weed in *Humboldt* County. Though I did see a Santa Clara County Sheriff's Deputy guarding the pot store a few blocks away from my silliycon valley place, and completely enjoyed the irony. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mdixon.6569@... wrote : Must of been a pretty good cig! Some of that Marin County wacky tabacy. On Thursday, June 5, 2014 9:18 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: Amen! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village. PS Someone, Ann?? please explain patiently, to Barry, that this is a subjective experience, although I am objective about it. My objectivity when it comes to bawee is limited by my subjectivity, consequently bawee's overwhelming subjective take on the world will prove impregnable by any objectivity that might be available to me in this instance. The beauty of one's subjectivity as written in the paragraph above makes for good writing because it echoes with something deeper but in the case of bawee, he has no deeper so it would be wasted on him. Objectively, however, I prefer the colorfulness and richness of my subjectivity to flavor and enrich the dryness and practicality and overrated virtues of my objectivity.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village. PS Someone, Ann?? please explain patiently, to Barry, that this is a subjective experience, although I am objective about it. On 6/5/2014 8:54 AM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: My objectivity when it comes to bawee is limited by my subjectivity, consequently bawee's overwhelming subjective take on the world will prove impregnable by any objectivity that might be available to me in this instance. The beauty of one's subjectivity as written in the paragraph above makes for good writing because it echoes with something deeper but in the case of bawee, he has no deeper so it would be wasted on him. Objectively, however, I prefer the colorfulness and richness of my subjectivity to flavor and enrich the dryness and practicality and overrated virtues of my objectivity. That's what I'm saying!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Living in an American Indian village
I like that. I wonder how that works. The ether maybe? I have read accounts of clairvoyants picking up on events that occurred in different places. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, fleetwood_macncheese@... wrote : I am living in a trailer park, but I think it used to be something else. I was having a cig there, about two weeks after having moved in, and I began to have strong visions, as if I was living in a native American village. They has persisted. I told no one, though have noticed on a map that this land is on a cut-out that was never incorporated into the city. Anyway, my wife comes for a visit, and is lying down and she calls my name. I go into the bedroom, and she asks me if I heard chanting, like american Indians - she is native american about three generations back - I said I had not heard it, but then related my experience of living in a native American village.
