I'm reading "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn", just started it on Thursday and I'm half way through. It's so good to read like that again, just hours of being with a book, traveling back to New York in the early 1900s.
We had a weekend of rest, the Buffalo, myself....the Dharma Dog and Spartacus joined for air conditioning couch rest too. Didn't turn the news on, not once, knowing that it would scare us if we did, feeling like the start of World War III.... Instead, we slept, played guitars and howled in the afternoon, walked through the crowded soho weekend streets in the humidity, heading to dinner with Kermit and Azi at 14th street. No time for podcasting or the work of the holy road now, not until August 1st, when we're back from break and in the flow again.
"Have you heard it is good to gain the day, I also say it is good to fall. Battles are lost in the same spirit in which they are won." -WW...We're carving a path for ourselves now, we who don't want to worship money god anymore, clearing the brush of consumption and ownership obsession, finding a passageway Home. "Summer in the city can cause that rip to tear." Tony went back to a week of teaching for NDI until Friday. Laura and I are here on Prince street, planting holy trees that will bare such colorful caring fruit in the Fall. Howling to you from the holy road, Lizzie X=h/m
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
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Listening to the stones of the holy road when your newsletter popped up, first time, on my email.
Trees in Brooklyn, sage in Columbia music venues, don't stop, keep on truckin.
Well, I guess some kick back would be in order. It's been running real close to a hundred every day this week back here in Missouri.
:-)
After listening to the morning News on NPR, driving to work, my Obama for President refrigerator magnet on my car, I pop in the CD for the thousandth time marveling that it never skips and crank up "19 Miles to Baghdad" as loud as I can without blowing the speakers and my day can safely begin. My Lizziefix works its magic.
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