Showing posts with label go outside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label go outside. Show all posts
Monday, October 13, 2014
Favorite Song Revisited / The Lonely Forest
This is my favorite song these days. I just came in from a walk in the lonely forest and will have to settle down and begin today's work on the retraining program that will give me another chance to find a job.
My eyes have been bothering me. It's possible that I'm spending too much time looking at laptop screens.
This is my favorite quote for today:
Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as when you find a trout in the milk.
(Henry David Thoreau, on November 11, 1854, referring to an 1849 dairyman's strike, during which there was suspicion of milk being watered down)
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a job,
a trout,
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go outside,
Henry David Thoreau,
laptop,
milk,
retraining program,
The Lonely Forest
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Talking 4th of July Blues with Antidote
The 4th of July is approaching. Since 1970, it's been a day of vulnerability and bewilderment for me. Difficult memories. Time to listen to this song again. Thank you to my nephew, Lee, for introducing me to this song by The Lonely Forest, a band from Anacortes, Washington.
"Toward true independence of the spirit"
"She speaks of the great kind spirit and doubt"
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