Dear Kris, Reading you always makes me feel better about the world and more hopeful. Even if I do live in the U.S. Which is on fire. So, I keep organizing - in my town of under 10,000 people, 1100 came out on NK2. I keep organizing and reading your posts. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing chris. I hardly ever drink, but on the very rare occasions and I do, it would be something like mojitos for breakfast. More likely margaritas but still the sentiment holds. Please continue sharing your lunacy with me it's an inspiration never to conform to normality.
Thanks Kris, this was the perfect end to a week's holiday in Berwick-upon-Tweed. Actually, I wanted to go to an exhibition in Edinburgh and this mecessitated a week's holiday in Berwick because I'm frugal about these things. I think now I'll get lost down a nuoc cham rabbit hole. BTW the exhibition "Andy Goldsworthy | Fifty Years" also made me smile, a lot, I particularly enjoyed a set of photographs of him throwing sticks in the air, and the fillms of his giant snowballs slowly melting in the middle of July in London. I mean who doesn't enjoy watching giant snowballs melt.
Thanks so much Bo. I actually googled Berwick-upon-Tweed, to see where it was geographically; kinda interesting, up there, isn't it? Personally, I've had a hectic few days, and also, a storm came through on the weekend and knocked out power for the region where I live. So, we are in a shopping mall food court using their electricity to charge phones. In short, everything is an adventure!
Dear Kris, Reading you always makes me feel better about the world and more hopeful. Even if I do live in the U.S. Which is on fire. So, I keep organizing - in my town of under 10,000 people, 1100 came out on NK2. I keep organizing and reading your posts. Thank you.
No, thank you for your support! Keep organizing, never be discouraged. The good guys must win; no other option is acceptable. Just keep your chin up.
Thank you for sharing chris. I hardly ever drink, but on the very rare occasions and I do, it would be something like mojitos for breakfast. More likely margaritas but still the sentiment holds. Please continue sharing your lunacy with me it's an inspiration never to conform to normality.
This meditation was the perfect way to wrap up a very long day. Thank you Kris.
Tom
Thanks Kris, this was the perfect end to a week's holiday in Berwick-upon-Tweed. Actually, I wanted to go to an exhibition in Edinburgh and this mecessitated a week's holiday in Berwick because I'm frugal about these things. I think now I'll get lost down a nuoc cham rabbit hole. BTW the exhibition "Andy Goldsworthy | Fifty Years" also made me smile, a lot, I particularly enjoyed a set of photographs of him throwing sticks in the air, and the fillms of his giant snowballs slowly melting in the middle of July in London. I mean who doesn't enjoy watching giant snowballs melt.
Thanks so much Bo. I actually googled Berwick-upon-Tweed, to see where it was geographically; kinda interesting, up there, isn't it? Personally, I've had a hectic few days, and also, a storm came through on the weekend and knocked out power for the region where I live. So, we are in a shopping mall food court using their electricity to charge phones. In short, everything is an adventure!