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Month: November 2004

Power vs. Being

Posted on November 30, 2004 in Myths & Mysticism

The New Age is an attempt to lead me back to Suffering and for that reason, I reject it.

Doing the Harding Again

Posted on November 30, 2004 in Hikes and Trails The Orange

square178.gifSunday’s rain washed the snow off the Saddleback, purging what last Thursday’s warmth could not strip from the hills. I went for a short walk (less than four miles) up the Harding Trail to leave off a few new geocaches that some say will never get visited. I enjoyed the view, took a couple of pictures, and walked back down the track, a great smile on my face because I was out there in the brush, enjoying the blanched trunks of the sycamores and the few orange leaves that still squeaked from the electric-shock branches.

Even though it was early afternoon, the breeze chilled me.

I love the Harding. There’s no perpetual steering around trail bikers for one thing. The trail is wide, so you don’t have to stumble into the bushes every time you hear the whirr of spokes cutting the air and the cry “Behind You” usually delivered as an afterthought.

GeoWimps?

Posted on November 29, 2004 in Geocaching

I entered the world of geocaching believing that I would find many fellow outdoors enthusiasts who enjoyed getting out into the wilderness.

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The West Nile Virus of Chronic Conditions

Posted on November 28, 2004 in Body Language

The little monster came back.

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Exoricising Bad Poetry

Posted on November 28, 2004 in Blogging Poetry

I put my bad poems up on my blog.

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Culture Wars and the Left

Posted on November 27, 2004 in Blogging Culture Liberals & Progressives The Orange

Anyone who has hung out at a biker bar for even a few minutes knows that sex, drugs, and rock and roll do not define a liberal.

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New Feature

Posted on November 26, 2004 in Imagery Site News

square153.gif Look in the lower right. I’ve incorporated Mobog.com photo posts into the blog. These won’t be as good as Paths of Light in quality, but you might enjoy them nonetheless.


UPDATE: So far, commentators on my photos have likened me to Saddam Hussein or a beatnik version of Al Pacino. People who can’t spell have offered damning criticism. Welcome to the Net. Or should I say, welcome to life. I am beginning to understand why Robinson Jeffers yearned for the eradication of the human race.

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Thanksgiving Day News

Posted on November 25, 2004 in Festivals Site News

May the only turkey at your feast be the one on the table.

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A Very Very Short Personal Political Manifesto

Posted on November 23, 2004 in Liberty

The Federal Government is first and foremost the guarantor of our liberties and our controls over it.

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GPS and Privacy

Posted on November 22, 2004 in Geocaching Privacy

They will happily and involuntarily hand over their privacy to a private corporation which, for no greater good than to maximize the profits of a wealthy few, keeps tabs on their every move via cell phones but pay for the roads they travel based on usage — never!

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Coldwater Hurricane

Posted on November 22, 2004 in Weather

The powerful winds have stopped whipping our faces.

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A South Orange County Disease

Posted on November 22, 2004 in The Orange Writing Groups

These people never write about people like them except in a nostalgic vein.

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