after 5 days of being awoken by these 2 rodents who took up residence in the trucks engine compartment i finally was able to sleep a little easier when the smaller one (a female i think) was smacked by the mouse trap...but was alive when i found her...the ravens made a meal out of both of them...the larger one was quite a monster...
I've been watching a lot of DVD's about sexual infidelity recently..."The Man From Elysian Fields"(2001) one hour and 46 minutes...a very good movie and I noticed that the web site that reviews films seems to have forgotten about Mick Jagger (Luther) who had the best lines in the movie...he is a "procurer of men for women who want companionship (sex) and to have their toes sucked apparently. when it is men "servicing" women the analysis is different...also "Disclosure" with Michael Douglas and Demi Moore was pretty good... Ms Moore plays a "psycho-hose bitch" (a diagnosis used by the more progressive psychiatrists) no spoilers...even better was "A Perfect Murder" with Gwyneth Paltrow...all the right people get killed...very nice...infidelity can ruin your day, but enhance your night
I heard that tom cruise likes old movie theaters and i know that there are others who like to preserve history...i may as well tell about this old adobe theater i came across in a small town i stopped in a while back which i thought was pretty much a ghost town...i think it was sierra blanca (where i met old tom) and i was told that "a person in california" owns it...too damned bad if they let it fall to the ground...perhaps mr r. Rodriguez could buy it and restore it as that is his neck of the woods (or prairie)...any how someone needs to stop it from falling into ruin as it is probably the only adobe theater in the world...and start a film festival there (for western perhaps)...
"The question now is not so much whether man will be able to go even further, and populate other planets. The question is how to organize ourselves in such a way as to make life on Earth more and more worth living." August Picard (balloonist, submariner, and explorer of possibilities)
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