Lyrics express very well the feelings of someone waking up from the dream of
enlightenment enticement
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34MfaRn7_XE
The recession/depression has been tough on romance.
There are even articles about it:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02/24/AR2009022403925.html?hpid=topnews
Well, I've noticed a shift here in Spain, too.
As the unemployment figures climb, I've noticed
a strange
[ Caveat emptor. These raps are going to be
nothing more than a series of in-the-moment,
stream-of-consciousness musings about what
it's like to be a 40+-year spiritual seeker
now living in a beach town whose idea of
enlightenment is having the best costume
at Carnival. It is liberating in a way
I mentioned in the previous Carnival Journal entry
that I live only kilometers away from some of the
largest fireworks factories on the planet. This is
true. Does that proximity to loud, sustained booming
sounds of another kind give me pause, or cause me
to lose sleep? No, these factories are
This Saturday all the roads along the beach have been
cleared of parked cars and blocked off with temporary
fences to contain the crowds, who will be here watch-
ing or participating in the first of the many Carnival
parades. The parade going on at the moment opposite
the cafe/bar at which I am
Silly concept. I mean, who would write about a TV
series dripping with scantily-clad attractive fembots
and shoot-em-up scenes, and created by the guy who
made up Buffy The Vampire Slayer as if it were
philosophy?
I would. I missed a lot of Buffy and Angel, but
I've watched Firefly and Serenity
OK, I'll give you this one. This is even a sillier
idea than the one about Dollhouse being philosophy.
Blame it on Carnival, and the excellent Irish coffee
I just had after lunch in this parade-side cafe.
But *is* it such a silly idea?
Rick proposed it earlier, that in a way Fairfield Life
*is*
On Feb 21, 2009, at 4:59 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
I have now returned from our walk, and am about to put a
cool movie on Repeat on the TV so that the dogs will have
that to listen to and not the loud, sustained booming sounds
when I go out in a few minutes to join the revelers. It seems
the least
TurquoiseB wrote:
I really don't know whether the series will survive.
Philosophically, at least in my humble opinion, it
rocks. It's high concept. But concept doth not a
successful TV series make. To be successful, a series
also has to have a story line that people want to
follow, and
Here in Sitges, we're starting to see the buildup to
one of the biggest fiestas and party-down blowouts of
the year, Carnival. (Think Carnival in Rio or Mardi
Gras in New Orleans, both celebrating the same thing.)
It's interesting to think about in terms of recent
discussions intiated biliously
Did any of you folks see the TV series Carnival?
It was pretty neat, actually...very occult and
Tantric. It was set in a traveling carnival during
the Dost Bowl era in America. It was about a guy
who could perform siddhis and heal people hiding
out in a traveling carnival as they made their
way
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