Friday, January 30, 2009

Life as a Frog!

The squish of mud between your toes; how would you live your life as a frog?

I died, last month. Wow what an ordeal, I thought I would be talking to St. Peter! But... I entered a great hall and Vishnu the great Hindu deities sat on a giant throne, (it was actually a toilet) he beamed a blueish grin. (He had been sucking a blow-pop.)
Vishnu said: "You have been a bad bad monkey. Now I pronounce your new incarnation to be that of a frog."
"Ribbit!" was the only word I could muster, so many other words were in my head, but all I could say was "Ribbit!"




Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Playing Gods the Board Game:

Playing Gods the Board Game:
I personally have not played this game, but it seems of interesting note.

Review from the Blog- "Zombiebacon":

Aware that much of the world’s violence comes from the source of eternal love, Radford realised that mocking various images of God and their faithful adherents would “make more social commentary” and “pierce the pretensions of extremist religious zealotry with humor.”

That it does wonderfully, passing many hours in the entertaining pursuit of monotheism.

Someone should really distribute this game to all the world’s spiritual leaders so they can settle their differences without destroying us in the process.


Friday, January 23, 2009

Turtles Naked Answer to a Prayer


Turtle sat curled up in his shell, shivering. He knew it wasn't supposed to be 32 degrees in Lakeland Florida. He could not remember it ever being this cold.
He thought to himself, "Man, any way to get it warmer."

He prayed to God, "Please LORD I am only a little turtle but make it so I wont shiver anymore!"

The LORD answered his prayers: a huge thunderbolt electrified the air and hit the shell, alighting it on fire.

Turtle was kindled by the flame and ran right out of his shell... shivering in the cold January Florida air.

(Moral: Be careful what you pray for, and never pray for patience).

Order of Myths:



Order of Myths:

"They like it like that!"
Parades, trees, beads, segregated balls, and moon-pies are signposts of Southern Culture. Money or lack of money are not what opens the key to city hall in the South, family roots and history are the steps in the hierarchy platforms and stages. "The Order of Myths"stirred a bitter feeling.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Tweeter Addicted



Tweeter Addicted
Keeps me from my noon shower
My followers: three
Can't smell my stark ugly smell,
Twitter Fox sends me more news?

Tanka Poem Form of 5-7-5-7-7

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Movie Review: Jane Austin Book Club



Bernadette: All Jane Austen, all the time. It's the perfect antidote.
Prudie Drummond: To what?
Bernadette: To life.
I have a confession, when the Lakeland Public Library, had us read Jane Austin my prejudices against 19th century writers took over and the chauvinist living inside of me said: "Forget it, I am not into this priggish Victorian dribble!" But, after watching the movie "Jane Austin Book Club" I feel I was too boarish to judge so quickly. The love for reading books and the connections made between readers is absolutely neccessary in todays fast-forward tempral world. THe movie piqued my interest and I pray that I will have another go at Jane Austin.

Directed by: Robin Swicord
Screenplay by Robin Swicord
Book: Karen Jay Fowler
Release Date:
5 October 2007 (USA) more Genre:Date Movie-Chick Flick that Guys Would Like


Friday, January 16, 2009

Blogs to Check Out: Paulo Coehlo



“Who guards the Lord’s flocks?” said an angel.

“The shepherd prayed with his heart, and you
taught him to pray with his mouth.”
- Paulo Coelho The Warrior of the Light Volume 3

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, is the book I give to those who need CPR on their dreams; (broken winged bird moments). Paulo has been very generous with this blog, offering the Warrior of Light Series Volume 1-3 for free download. The site is an aide to our soul wanderings in a backwards fallen world.

Check out the Paulo Coelho Blog.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

The Color of Family by Patricia Jones


The Color of Family by Patricia Jones:

Color aint got nothing to do with it, it is humanity that matters. What happens when someone close to you dies? Does their ghost create a white elephant in the room? What are the bonds that hold a family together? What are the things that cut these bonds? The cover of the book would keep from picking it up, as it looks too "girly"; but once I started reading it, it became treasured.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009



bmarler On Ferry going to Seattle - Wi-Fi working this morning - perhaps I will just keep going back and forth?

blemmings Is heading to Perimeter for lunch

danieljenkins suddenly got a strange craving for #malto-meal they still make that?

mlydy RT @wbaustin: Q: Why are graveyards so noisy ?A: Because of all the coffin ! http://tinyurl.com/77umqc

Thyme2dream okay- Im off to create again..I need a twitter timer, lol...see you all later!!

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Tales of Cedar Key (Part Two)


The Baylor family grew up amongst the numerous cedar trees. The country's pencils at one time were made around Cedar Key. Her uncle owned the famous bar C&M. The bar was a shelter during Cedar Key's great Hurricane Easy of 1950. A hurricane that just would not leave, it stuck around like a bad cold.

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Tales of Cedar Key (Part One)

Cedar Key Story (Part One)


Trudging through the saw palmetto we made our way to the end of the sunny Cedar Key airstrip. The strip was small, lined by sharks, Palm trees, and barking neighborhood Chihuahuas. A visiting pilot needed to be careful in order that their plane did not plunk itself into the mucky mud along the Florida Coastline.

Friday, January 9, 2009

Boundaries:



This post started out with a 140 Words now it is down to 55 words. What is too little written versus what is too much written? I am slowly learning that boundaries are a tool for a limited timed world. I am glad that 2008 was the year I discovered that staying within 55 words, kept my writing fresh.

Thanks goes to Seth Godin for the initial spark!

Thursday, January 8, 2009

55 Random Debris in our Bedroom:


Toy Publix truck on mantle,
Van Gogh Flowers Poster
Flogging Molly Banner
Mountain Riders Maui Poster 242-9739
White (the hero's color) Cowboy hat from Ocala
Cologne: Burburry London for Men
Obsession Silken Body Lotion C.K.
Compass pointing out Due North
Date Jar full of Dimes
Wind in the Willows Poster from London's National Theater

Exciting to see only three more people need to find this web until we have one-hundred visitors...

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Sabor Tooth Tiger Raises Funds for Museum



"All sabre-tooth mammals lived between 33.7 million and 9,000 years ago, but the evolutionary lines that led to the various sabre-tooth genera started to diverge much earlier."

The Saber Tooth tiger head sat in the middle of the Denver Museum of Natural History. An assortment of coins, dollars and miscellaneous debris were held in a glass cylinder under the head. The head roared when one dropped money through the smiling canines. Kids gathered wanting hear the sound of an extinct tiger.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Day Begins: Espresso Time

Espresso's smells like ashes, it awakens my day. When I lived in Colorado, Kaladi Coffee was more than coffee. Kaladi was community, it was time to leisurely connect to other coffee snobs. Now, I am in Florida and the idea that was Kaladi, seems completely foreign. So I sip my Publix French Roast and awaken.

Friday, January 2, 2009

Hi Dad, I'm in Jail (of my own making)




Revelation 3:15-22

"The only way to wake up from complacency is a confrontation."

Pastor Tim Rice, Trinity Presbyterian

Captain American-Leisure sits in front of a computer.

Polycarp: "Hey Fred, why you sitting there? Punk!"

Fred: "I've been working! So, bugger off!"

Polycarp: True that, do what you want... But he's been missing you!

Fred: You mean my Abba, my LORD?

Polycarp: Yup.

1 comment when first posted:
Joseph Pulikotil said...on November 12, 2008:

Hi :)

Interesting post!

This reminds me of a real life story. A mother prepared a lavish lunch for her son's birthday, invited neighbours and was waiting for him to come and join them at 1'o clock. He did not turn up at the appointed time. All were very hungry and annoyed. He walked in at 4'oclock and announced that he was in the police lock up for an hour because he tried to illegally cut some trees to make place for his house construction. He was in the lock up till his friend came and bailed him out. The hungry neighbours were nauseated and appalled at his explanation for coming late for lunch and keep them waiting for so long.

Best wishes :)

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Burning Firewithin Us!!!!!

A prayer for the new year:

An adversary shall surround the land and bring down your defenses from you, and strongholds shall be plundered. Amos 3:11

I ask myself:
What barrier needs to be plow down in order to be part of instead of separated from?
Jesus Christ is a foundation more secure than any building, than any lifestyle, than any immediate feeling of pleasure. I ask that he continue to loosen the things that keep me from the One LOVE.

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