windy as hell this morning from about mid-night until I drove out of the desert at one PM...I did not even setup the stove to make coffee this morning...fortunately the skies were clear but the temperature was going to be in the mid-eighties...way too warm!....the propane hose for the stove apparently sprung a leak at the fitting and flames were blasting from beneath the stove which was disconcerting to say the least...and the wind blew the mosquito netting covering the window from atop the truck and the large magnet holding down the netting (pretty damned inventive) was dragged causing the magnet (pretty damned inventive) to fall off the edge of the roof of the truck and somehow busted the truck door window on the drivers side (pretty damned stupid!) anyhow if it ain't one thing it's something else!...a couple of days ago captain goober showed up and parked his van about 200 yards away...I think watching him peer through the tree limbs as if he were a retarded detective made me hope a poisonous spider would bite him on his private parts...ten thousand acres of desert and this goober commits the ultimate faux pas in the desert...DON'T CROWD PEOPLE!...I expect to be under scrutiny in Yumertonville as I have spoken openly about the very real corruption (it's everywhere)...I probably need to enhance my security...especially online...I think since I do not copywrite my blog some folks figure stealing my notebooks is OK too...as well as my photography...well I ain't ready to give up my blog therapy yet so I will do the best I can with my very flawed security...been up since 4 this morning (when BBC news comes on the radio) so I am getting ready to crawl into the bed and listen to some music...I have come across some great music on YouTube lately..."Tuba Skinny" "Papas got your bathwater on" is a great tune from "The little brown church" (whoever they are) this song seems to have some "double intention" kind of thing going on...also Sierra Ferrell does some great recording in "The littlest Honky Tonk" (which is a horse trailer) at the Calgary folk festival her rendition of "Give it Time' (3:46) this is Ms. Ferrell at her best...she plays her guitar and is almost solo on the vocals so her excellent voice comes through very well...I also watched David Choes' latest commentary on life "Everyday is a chance to start over"...someone said that William Faulkner was the literary equivalent of Hieronymus Bosch...that being the case I think David Choe might be the artist equivalent of Charles Bukowski...maybe...there is so much doom and gloom on the internet I have found it refreshing to look at people who are making things better..."Cobbler G" takes well worn boots and shoes and refurbishes them excellently...this cobbler has attitude!...also "Girl with the Dogs" is braver than me and one of the best dog whisperers I have seen...her redo of the giant wolfhound is impressive...."Growtreesorganic" is a fellow who has high desert property in Arizona and he shows how he patiently re-adjusts the topography to hold water and thus grow desirable vegetation...and Jay Leno Garage does a review of a electric truck called the "SLATE"...which is due to be sold within a year...this truck is remarkable in a lot of ways and should sell for about $25K and is made in USA...check it out...I watched "Ball of Fire" a 1941 Howard Hawks movie with Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck (what a hot babe!) an excellent movie...
"You are welcome to be a domestic extremist, so long as your extremism remains safely domesticated" Herbert Marcuse
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