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A poem by Brian Rodgers
For Halloween - 2004
Moonlit backwoods valley
Lonely billow of pristine white crosses a perfect orb in the early fall sky.
Noticeable crispness unfolds for this moonlit desire.
Everywhere and nowhere is the origin of a mournful wail.
Earth mates the ether vapors in a passionate union.
Creatures observe the night with inaccessible knowledge.
Rustle of dry leaves disturbs the silence.
Veiled eyes avert their stare as if some trance has broken.
Silence returns to, for a moment this hallow scene.
Distant glow twinkles in the cool night air.
Movement again, off in the shadows in the moonlit night.
No sound emanates from the ever shifting figure in the valley.
Unearthly presence is felt by all the nocturnal creatures observing this scene.
Senses strain to perceive the disturbance in the night.
There, just down the ravine. Heading away not forth.
Sending shivers of relief through any aware.
On edge each creature shall stay, for this night the dark one is loose.
November 2, 2005
(blog entry)
Good morning.
Are you all thrilled that I am posting the NASA image of the day again? Let me know if you have something else you would like to see. For instance, should I only post the image when it is really good? We had a great meeting at Peace...
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Biofuel may save us
(blog entry)
August 11, 2005
Good morning
Oh boy, with the lack of in-pouring feedback, you must really want me to talk about something different. I thought I could help us all with some alternative fuel research. What I am going to believe from this lack of...
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A still on every hill.
(blog entry)
July 21, 2005
Good morning.
Wow! What can I say? How about a grateful thank you for all these wonderful letters? Thank you all! With all this interaction, I do believe there may be hope for us after all. Really, I am no different than anybody el...
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Great googlie mooglie!
(blog entry)
July 11, 2005
Good morning
Ah crap it’s Monday again already. I sure hope it picks up at the shop this week. Last week was just about as boring as I could stand. I much prefer the challenge of a busy day. If nothing else, it goes by faster. The...
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Good morning.
Are you all thrilled that I am posting the NASA image of the day again? Let me know if you have something else you would like to see. For instance, should I only post the image when it is really good? We had a great meeting at Peace & Justice last evening after work. Actually, the whole damn day was pretty fine. Just the same, it seemed to last forever. We got a few machines in the shop to work on and did so. Just enough to keep the benches full, kind of like dangling a carro...
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August 11, 2005
Good morning
Oh boy, with the lack of in-pouring feedback, you must really want me to talk about something different. I thought I could help us all with some alternative fuel research. What I am going to believe from this lack of feedback is that most people do not want to think about the end of cheap oil. It is appears to me and the folks at the Biofuels email list agree, most people have too much invested in petroleum based automobiles to allow thinking which does not sup...
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July 21, 2005
Good morning.
Wow! What can I say? How about a grateful thank you for all these wonderful letters? Thank you all! With all this interaction, I do believe there may be hope for us after all. Really, I am no different than anybody else. I don’t like the notion that the future may be dark. Apparently, it does not take much to get me over the hump. One day I am faced with the doom and gloom of a future where some people foresee fat cats stewing in their own messes, the next I rea...
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July 11, 2005
Good morning
Ah crap it’s Monday again already. I sure hope it picks up at the shop this week. Last week was just about as boring as I could stand. I much prefer the challenge of a busy day. If nothing else, it goes by faster. Then again we had a great week-end . Very cool, albeit low budget. We got a few things done that needed done, but we watched a lot of movies too. What’d we get done and what’d we watch? Gardening mostly, weeding weeding weeding and we spent some time w...
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