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Posted by geekUK on July 7, 2001, at 20:15:05
And I am amusing myself by poping the monitor on and off giving the little bastard static burns! hehehehe.
had to share >;)
Posted by geekUK on July 7, 2001, at 20:18:49
In reply to there is a greenfly on my monitor!, posted by geekUK on July 7, 2001, at 20:15:05
I dont know why but I always click the np links to see if there are subliminal messages too.
jiggly-puff rules OK!!!!!
Posted by dreamer on July 8, 2001, at 11:38:50
In reply to he's still there, It would be bad to kill (NP), posted by geekUK on July 7, 2001, at 20:18:49
> I dont know why but I always click the np links to see if there are subliminal messages too.
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> jiggly-puff rules OK!!!!!News just in...
jiggly-puff been over ruled by Mr B.
Posted by dreamer on July 8, 2001, at 11:45:29
In reply to there is a greenfly on my monitor!, posted by geekUK on July 7, 2001, at 20:15:05
> And I am amusing myself by poping the monitor on and off giving the little bastard static burns! hehehehe.
> had to share >;)Sometimes I gaze at my pic of the Dali Llamia [spelt rong] . His face brimming with compassion I think about those pesky bugs and leave them be. But often I feel like a light bulb camacarsey[spult ring] bugs~ squish .
I do say sorry though, survival of the fittest and all that.
Posted by Willow on July 8, 2001, at 22:18:41
In reply to Re: there is a greenfly on my monitor!, posted by dreamer on July 8, 2001, at 11:45:29
His face brimming with compassion I think about those pesky bugs and leave them be. But often I feel like a light bulb camacarsey[spult ring] bugs~ squish .
I use to live and let live, and I was happy. Then somewhere along the line I started squishing things.
Tonight during a little campfire to warmup after a swim my son decides to ask if the wood likes to be burned. My answer it doesn't care. Daughters answer it doesn't have feelings. Son replies everything has feelings.
Gets me wondering, how do we know?
Old Willow Tree
Posted by dreamer on July 8, 2001, at 22:59:34
In reply to greenfly , posted by Willow on July 8, 2001, at 22:18:41
> His face brimming with compassion I think about those pesky bugs and leave them be. But often I feel like a light bulb camacarsey[spult ring] bugs~ squish .
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> I use to live and let live, and I was happy. Then somewhere along the line I started squishing things.
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> Tonight during a little campfire to warmup after a swim my son decides to ask if the wood likes to be burned. My answer it doesn't care. Daughters answer it doesn't have feelings. Son replies everything has feelings.
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> Gets me wondering, how do we know?
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> Old Willow TreeSounds lovely where you live. Sometimes when I'm suffering real bad I think it's a sacrifice so someone else can be happy. Same when happy, all things suffer for some reason .Some type of Buddhism they walk so carefully not to squash any living thing but there are so many living things on our skin, how far can one take it.
Posted by Willow on July 8, 2001, at 23:35:42
In reply to Re: greenfly » Willow, posted by dreamer on July 8, 2001, at 22:59:34
A local city was having problems with water. A friend was asked if our water was okay and she replied "nothing wrong with the water here, this is God's country." It does feel like paradise as long as I keep eating my effexor. :o
I must be in an arguementative mood tonight, probably started with my little guy, but I can't agree with you that someone has to be sad so someone else can be happy. Don't ask me how I know this though?
Blowing sweet dreams your way, Dreamer
Willow
Posted by dreamer on July 9, 2001, at 0:03:08
In reply to God's country ..., posted by Willow on July 8, 2001, at 23:35:42
> A local city was having problems with water. A friend was asked if our water was okay and she replied "nothing wrong with the water here, this is God's country." It does feel like paradise as long as I keep eating my effexor. :o
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> I must be in an arguementative mood tonight, probably started with my little guy, but I can't agree with you that someone has to be sad so someone else can be happy. Don't ask me how I know this though?
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> Blowing sweet dreams your way, Dreamer
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> WillowJust my way of coping-finding a reason same as now I'm feeling so good but I had to get so low to get here .Opposites.Don't know inbetween suppose I see everthing in black or white.Don't believe in God nor follow any religion but spiritually without drugs I've kissed a kind of nirvana but not as often as I'd like.
I live in a ugly place that I've chosen to evoke an inner/mind landscape of beauty, escapism, I see flowers growing out from garbage.
Posted by kid_A on July 9, 2001, at 11:16:39
In reply to greenfly , posted by Willow on July 8, 2001, at 22:18:41
> Tonight during a little campfire to warmup after a swim my son decides to ask if the wood likes to be burned. My answer it doesn't care. Daughters answer it doesn't have feelings. Son replies everything has feelings.
plants do have some mechanism for sensing that they are being damaged... some sort of 'pain' receptor that has been scientifically messured... but once its a log, im sure that the log doesnt care if it is burned or not...
pet rocks on the other hand...
"we are attracted to every life that offers us something unknown, by a vast illusion to be destroyed." - marcell proust
Posted by Willow on July 9, 2001, at 22:22:40
In reply to Re: God's country ..., posted by dreamer on July 9, 2001, at 0:03:08
This might sound trivial, but try getting a flowering plant or cactus to add some colour to your place. There's some nice finches that sing real nice. On the negative side then you have to clean up the bird cage.
Are you working? If not try a drastic change, like a move to a little town.
If there is an empty lot check into starting a neighbourhood garden. I use to be big on gardening vegetables but now don't have the umph to get the seeds into the ground. But I do like to sit in the yard plucking weeds. I'm definitely happier outdoors.
Green Willow
Posted by Willow on July 9, 2001, at 22:24:44
In reply to Re: greenfly - plants say ouch! » Willow, posted by kid_A on July 9, 2001, at 11:16:39
> > Tonight during a little campfire to warmup after a swim my son decides to ask if the wood likes to be burned. My answer it doesn't care. Daughters answer it doesn't have feelings. Son replies everything has feelings.
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> plants do have some mechanism for sensing that they are being damaged... some sort of 'pain' receptor that has been scientifically messured... but once its a log, im sure that the log doesnt care if it is burned or not...
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> pet rocks on the other hand...
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> "we are attracted to every life that offers us something unknown, by a vast illusion to be destroyed." - marcell proust
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