Saturday, September 13, 2008

Um

OK, so remember how last week, I said I wasn't sure what kind of story, if any, would appear here? Yeah, still don't. I'll think about it while my father tell's me about his week and get back to you later. In the meanwhile, if you would like to download the collected cantos in one PDF document, they are here.

There will, of course, be CDs to send out of The Unionville Chronicles, as there were with The Meditations of Diogenes The Cynic. I've switched computers since then, though, so if you sent me an address to mail the last CD to, I need it again for this one. Email me at my first initial followed by my last name at mac.com. (I do understand internet privacy concerns and, again, I am not offended by receiving general delivery, office or stranger's addresses.

Meanwhile, enjoy your Saturday.
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15 comments:

  1. tsduff7:22 AM

    Um - is it Saturday? I hadn't noticed.

    I'll just replay a canto from a few weeks ago - it will make the day better. Thanks for all those stories. Have a happy walk with Dad and the dogs.

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  2. Anonymous7:22 AM

    Um Um good,like that "good and plenty".....Um,wow...second thought of the day,as you are really always the first,which then gives my brain a kick-start for the day,Thank-You...PEACE

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  3. Anonymous10:06 AM

    Um ... is there something more about this Buddhism thing that you need to tell us?

    Enjoy your weekend. You've earned one off. Cantoing is hard work - y'know, going against the essence of can(')t and all that.

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  4. javajazz10:55 AM

    funny, i was thinking
    the word of the day
    was
    UM.

    thank you again for all your
    very consistent creative writings.
    its very Zen-like
    to give yourself space
    to gravitate to your
    next project.
    not that i really know
    what Zen-like means.

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  5. Ariel the Thief10:58 AM

    Um, all those surprised strangers...

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  6. TLP10:59 AM

    Oh, boo. I've had a couple of better days than this one and I wanted to hear a story. *sigh

    OH! I'll just listen to my Diogenes CD. She said smugly.

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  7. Doug The Una11:28 AM

    Thanks, Terry. Everyday is Saturday now, isn't it?

    Pleasure, Bear.

    Thank you, Amoeba. I felt kind of bad about taking this week off, but on my hike I had a low effort idea. I should have something to post about the time you have lunch, if you're interested.

    Apparently neither do I, JJ.

    Yeah, Ariel! Like I didn't tell anybody!

    OK, TLP, check back after supper.

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  8. G12:04 PM

    I remember when I first came here on a weekend - was there a story or a song with perhaps a desert picture? I forget now but Julian loved it.

    Anyway, enjoy your hike!

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  9. G12:35 PM

    I found it - May 20, 2006! I have a good memory as there was indeed a desert picture attached to the post. You told a story about being in Deep Springs, then had a little photo montage set to music. I remember Julian having me replay that quite a few times.

    Nice looking back at some of your "old stuff."

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  10. Anonymous3:26 PM

    I approve and applaud your day off! Enjoy it.

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  11. Doug The Una4:30 PM

    Great memory, G.

    Thanks, Quilly, that was Christian of you. Sadly, TLP's Unitarian.

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  12. Tom & Icy6:25 AM

    I am really impressed. You are an amazing guy. You get quite a response from just saying 'um'. You should run for political office.

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  13. Anonymous9:39 PM

    I was going to say that maybe a more rounded vowel like "Om" would be better after "Buddhism," but Amoeba beat me to that one.

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  14. Doug The Una7:01 AM

    What is time, Weirsdo?

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  15. Doug The Una7:01 AM

    What is time, Weirsdo?

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