Room For All

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Some even say the character son the medium or page look to us for input on return from what we extracted as regard to the in's and out's of this enigma called life!

Metaphorical empiric? (<->) it can rotate ...in directions causing angular sphere's ... ang -elles? Everything is coded for those that didn't wish to know and create a game for those that do ... dune?

Could it take eternity to unravel? One big arena ... but maybe abstract ... dark with dippy spots as if quantum? Unbelievable to the stoned ... in toxi cating dirt ... Katye! Ka being the spirit there's another connect ...

 

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Great Puzzles like a place where angels fear to tread ... make sense about why demons accrue here ... and why thoughts are considered flighty and an other wisdom that is like a wind under the wings ...

Some one said that god was like the wind and there is always an alternate wind that arrives somewhere when it leaves the here and now ... and you cannot observe the wind in the first place ... is that clear?

I find these oddities intriguing while alien information scares the fertility out of some maybe even those that are out there and so it falls upon us ... other times the hot dirt rises as a Phoenix of baked Clae ... at Petros ...

Some say the oil works its way out of the claE as ClaEOpatros ... if you work the words! Enigmatic with exceptions of the intrepid who will be wasted in terminal conditions ... where q, g, c and Kaye may change positions to keep the conflicted occupied as they fight when not occupied ...

Some phantoms never rest even when in Eire ... or out! In Eire in one tradition was as if it was in mind (which is ridiculous eh)? Psyche was out of it during the loving as she was told it was evil ... thus dark ladies in the forest ... gum pie! So tacky like the sapient of evergreen ... it doth stick yah!

 

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What a myth could be created about mortal wisdom as it is put to death ... stilled as blended whiskey ... and smashed as a drunken gourd ... I've seen these on Sunday Mornings ... power corruption when the word said "teach"! ByG*ods ... that Mani will understand ...

 

[Nancy]

Choosing a snow removal service doesn’t mean no exercise. Our driveway is very long and my husband did it mostly with a snow shovel every year…took a LONG time! When he got cancer I hired a service to plough our driveway. My husband still does the walkways, and tidies up in front of the garage and the sides of the driveway. I love mowing the lawn in the summer for exercise but it would take me so long to shovel the driveway in the winter that I fear we would be housebound most of the season! When we were younger there was a certain neighborly friendliness happening when we were all outside together. A lot of things are different since those younger years. Now I find different ways to be neighborly friendly.

 

[Mendalla]

My husband still does the walkways, and tidies up in front of the garage

Yeah, from the quotes I am getting, I'd keep those for myself, too. They want an extra $350 to do walkways. Probably because they have to be done by hand rather than a plow or tractor mounted blower. Going rate here seems to be $599. I passed on a good deal earlier in the year (under $500) because I thought I was not going to go this route but now my back has been giving me grief so I am having second thoughts. Sigh. Maybe I'll luck out and it will be a light winter. We had one two or three years ago where the money paid to a plowing service would basically have been wasted. I think we had the shovels out maybe twice all winter.

 

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If there is any common sense in life ... must it be out there in a distant story, myth, or drumming song that would make some head ache? Possibly from trying to drive some literature into it ... storied devices ... raised satyr ...

 

[Mendalla]

Sigh. Just got an email from the University of Waterloo about an upcoming special lecture in Classics. I get these and usually kind of brush them off. But this one had a feature that hit me: It's a memorial lecture for a prof I took a senior seminar with when I did my Classical Studies degree. Bummer. She and her husband both taught at Waterloo and I took courses with both. They were also working archaeologists, him in Spain and her in Tunisia. The seminar I took with her was on ancient cities and she was excavating one (Leptis Magna, IIRC). Nice, friendly, very jovial woman (her husband, oddly, was kind of the opposite, a bit uptight). 40 years ago I was still doing that degree and, I think, meeting them for the first time.