
The Bar
- Deb Prothero
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Checking in from the road again.
I've decided to drop in to all the places that Caleb and I were at over the winter to figure out what my feelings are. Seems to be healing for me so I will continue. Spent most of yesterday at Magnuson Park in Seattle.
Last night I was at the Brick Tavern in Roslyn, Washington. I'm not used to walking into bars alone (except virtual bars full of friends) but the Brick is different - its the only place in that town that has free wireless so its kinda like an internet cafe. Anyway, it was nice to be there again and remember the good times Caleb and I shared. Taco Tuesdays were our night to spend there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roslyn,_Washington
Today will be my last visit to a place Caleb and I shared and then I'm on the road home. I'm here at the Pioneer Roasting House in Cle Elum where we spent several hours using their wireless. And perusing their library. Next I'll go to the butcher shop where we bought meat and the natural health store where we bought groceries during our stay here.
http://www.pioneercoffeeco.com/Home.htm
Enough nostalgia from me, you kids look after that Goat for me. He's been misbehaving.
As for the bar/bar2 debate, I'm on the road and that usually means either no connection or very high speed connection. At home, I have dial-up and the Bar is a long time loading - as in minutes. However, it did speed up a bit after the last big breakdown and resetting. So whatever the fix was it did make it better.
Greetings from Northern Exposure - http://www.curtcass.com/roslyn/
Next onto Spokane - maybe???
I've decided to drop in to all the places that Caleb and I were at over the winter to figure out what my feelings are. Seems to be healing for me so I will continue. Spent most of yesterday at Magnuson Park in Seattle.
Last night I was at the Brick Tavern in Roslyn, Washington. I'm not used to walking into bars alone (except virtual bars full of friends) but the Brick is different - its the only place in that town that has free wireless so its kinda like an internet cafe. Anyway, it was nice to be there again and remember the good times Caleb and I shared. Taco Tuesdays were our night to spend there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roslyn,_Washington
Today will be my last visit to a place Caleb and I shared and then I'm on the road home. I'm here at the Pioneer Roasting House in Cle Elum where we spent several hours using their wireless. And perusing their library. Next I'll go to the butcher shop where we bought meat and the natural health store where we bought groceries during our stay here.
http://www.pioneercoffeeco.com/Home.htm
Enough nostalgia from me, you kids look after that Goat for me. He's been misbehaving.
As for the bar/bar2 debate, I'm on the road and that usually means either no connection or very high speed connection. At home, I have dial-up and the Bar is a long time loading - as in minutes. However, it did speed up a bit after the last big breakdown and resetting. So whatever the fix was it did make it better.
Greetings from Northern Exposure - http://www.curtcass.com/roslyn/
Next onto Spokane - maybe???
In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.
Albert Camus
Albert Camus
- littleflower
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happy travels, Deb .....
and please say hello to spokane for me .... my sis lived there for many years and i spent many happy vacations there. she almost always insisted on a road trip, too .... seattle, or east to the gorgeous idaho panhandle, or montana ...
and you get to go through George, WA!!! enjoy...!
as for the bar debate ... why can't we have 2 bars?
and where's mozy? i think i'll leave out some mozy bait ...

and please say hello to spokane for me .... my sis lived there for many years and i spent many happy vacations there. she almost always insisted on a road trip, too .... seattle, or east to the gorgeous idaho panhandle, or montana ...
and you get to go through George, WA!!! enjoy...!
as for the bar debate ... why can't we have 2 bars?
and where's mozy? i think i'll leave out some mozy bait ...

- Deb Prothero
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Hey everyone;
Heck, I haven't even made it to Spokane yet.
Stopped at a few places on the road - Cle Elum, Ellensburg, then onto George. Just taking my time. Washington is a beautiful state. Bought peaches and apples for eating on the road.
Oh and I also went into the Smith Art Gallery in Roslyn this morning to pick up the art that Caleb had ordered in March. Hopefully that's the last of the strings that I have to tie up. Least I can't think of any others.
Since its dark now, I'm thinking of pulling up for the night at a rest stop to see Spokane in the daylight. When I was 14 we visited the World Fair in 1974 at Spokane after visiting my aunt and uncle in Seattle. Can't really remember much of it except that the buildings of the different countries were very exciting and encouraged me to see the world in a different way.
Hugs to all from the road.
Heck, I haven't even made it to Spokane yet.
Stopped at a few places on the road - Cle Elum, Ellensburg, then onto George. Just taking my time. Washington is a beautiful state. Bought peaches and apples for eating on the road.
Oh and I also went into the Smith Art Gallery in Roslyn this morning to pick up the art that Caleb had ordered in March. Hopefully that's the last of the strings that I have to tie up. Least I can't think of any others.
Since its dark now, I'm thinking of pulling up for the night at a rest stop to see Spokane in the daylight. When I was 14 we visited the World Fair in 1974 at Spokane after visiting my aunt and uncle in Seattle. Can't really remember much of it except that the buildings of the different countries were very exciting and encouraged me to see the world in a different way.
Hugs to all from the road.
In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.
Albert Camus
Albert Camus
- Deb Prothero
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- littleflower
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:::wanders in::: Puts a six-pack of V8 on the bar with a box of ten energy bars.
Here ya go, found these in my laundry bag under the socks. Don't know how they got stashed there... Anyway, you're welcome to them if you need a quick lunch.
:::wanders out:::
Here ya go, found these in my laundry bag under the socks. Don't know how they got stashed there... Anyway, you're welcome to them if you need a quick lunch.
:::wanders out:::

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A drink for cryptofishist.

What's up with that "needs security" crap? I saw that when it was first said and your request for clarification (unanswered, as are many other key questions in that thread). That was just downright silly. Nothing I've read would lead me to that conclusion. Desires accessibility, sure, but needs security....wha?

What's up with that "needs security" crap? I saw that when it was first said and your request for clarification (unanswered, as are many other key questions in that thread). That was just downright silly. Nothing I've read would lead me to that conclusion. Desires accessibility, sure, but needs security....wha?
- theCryptofishist
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Yeah. He's known me for a few years on the boards and I do tend to argue that the early days of burningman probably weren't all that. I see those days as pretty juvenile, and I don't really pull my punches when old-timers wax nostalgic. Sure, the drive-by shooting range must have been fun. But the whole idea that destruction is freedom doesn't ring true for me. Maybe it's the example of the 19th century Russian writers. In that case censorship caused them to write better. (Okay, in the opinions of some informed critics.) But no limitations just leads to crappy and undisciplened art.Artemis wrote:A drink for cryptofishist.
What's up with that "needs security" crap? I saw that when it was first said and your request for clarification (unanswered, as are many other key questions in that thread). That was just downright silly. Nothing I've read would lead me to that conclusion. Desires accessibility, sure, but needs security....wha?
That may be how he parses my reactions. I dunno.
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"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
- Deb Prothero
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Trip update:
Spent the morning in Spokane - said hi for littleflower.
Then pushed on for the best driving day ever. What a beautiful section of the country to go from Spokane through Coeur D'Alene and then the Idaho Panhandle area. And the weather was perfect.
Figured out the solution to the biggest road problem: talk radio!
My poor old computer needs to get home and get the dust blown out of it. For some reason, it won't work on the battery right now since I brought it out of the desert.
My solution to get access to all my iTunes: The solar panel on the roof of my camper powers an auxilliary battery which in turn powers the 120 AC outlet in the back of the camper. I was using this outlet to make use of my computer when I stop. So I put in an extension cord that reaches the cab and presto, my computer with its iTune library sits on the passenger seat beside me! Plug in an earphone and the road noise melts away.
This is what happens when you lose custody of the iPod in the divorce settlement.
Today's road music: Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman, Carole King - Tapestry, Harry Chapin - Greatest Hits, and the whole library of Gordon Lightfoot.
Perfect travel day because they have hot water in the rest rooms of Montana so I filled a bowl and washed my hair outside. Feels fantastic to have clean hair on a day when you don't get a shower!
Spent the morning in Spokane - said hi for littleflower.
Then pushed on for the best driving day ever. What a beautiful section of the country to go from Spokane through Coeur D'Alene and then the Idaho Panhandle area. And the weather was perfect.
Figured out the solution to the biggest road problem: talk radio!
My poor old computer needs to get home and get the dust blown out of it. For some reason, it won't work on the battery right now since I brought it out of the desert.
My solution to get access to all my iTunes: The solar panel on the roof of my camper powers an auxilliary battery which in turn powers the 120 AC outlet in the back of the camper. I was using this outlet to make use of my computer when I stop. So I put in an extension cord that reaches the cab and presto, my computer with its iTune library sits on the passenger seat beside me! Plug in an earphone and the road noise melts away.
This is what happens when you lose custody of the iPod in the divorce settlement.

Today's road music: Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman, Carole King - Tapestry, Harry Chapin - Greatest Hits, and the whole library of Gordon Lightfoot.
Perfect travel day because they have hot water in the rest rooms of Montana so I filled a bowl and washed my hair outside. Feels fantastic to have clean hair on a day when you don't get a shower!
- littleflower
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thanks deb! i love that panhandle, too ... glad you had a pretty day!Deb Prothero wrote:Trip update:
Spent the morning in Spokane - said hi for littleflower.
Then pushed on for the best driving day ever. What a beautiful section of the country to go from Spokane through Coeur D'Alene and then the Idaho Panhandle area. And the weather was perfect.
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Howdy smiley peoples! Anyone else ready to ditch defaultia and head back out Home already? Too bad it won't be there for another 49 weeks... sigh. Any word on how playa cleanup is going this year? I looked at the Gerlach cam yesterday and the playa looked like a 2000' high wall of dust. That can't be fun... ouch!!
Howdy smiley peoples! Anyone else ready to ditch defaultia and head back out Home already? Too bad it won't be there for another 49 weeks... sigh. Any word on how playa cleanup is going this year? I looked at the Gerlach cam yesterday and the playa looked like a 2000' high wall of dust. That can't be fun... ouch!!
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Destiny Lounge has been proven to cause cuteness in small kittens.
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If all is the Ascendant and you are that, then the concept of something outside of you is an illusion. From the ego there is you and everyone and
everything else. From that level of awareness trust becomes speculative and based on the illusions of fear and the belief in love.
Obviously you put your trust in someone other than yourself when you decided that someone was your teacher.
an irish jig!
an irish jig!
early cherrokee morning!
everything else. From that level of awareness trust becomes speculative and based on the illusions of fear and the belief in love.
Obviously you put your trust in someone other than yourself when you decided that someone was your teacher.
an irish jig!
an irish jig!
early cherrokee morning!
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Playa clean up is coming along pretty good from what I hear.
DPW is back in town, look about the same at breakfast as when they come back in for dinner.
The trash along the highway is picked up already. See lots of trucks hauling the buildings, porto's and everything else all heading south for the winter.
Meant to get some pic's this morning but got sidetracked by a coyote.

DPW is back in town, look about the same at breakfast as when they come back in for dinner.

The trash along the highway is picked up already. See lots of trucks hauling the buildings, porto's and everything else all heading south for the winter.
Meant to get some pic's this morning but got sidetracked by a coyote.
