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The gypsy as an unreliable narrator.
Before I say anything else about my new shower, let me affirm one thing about camping after the Labor Day holiday. For the casual camper, the camping season has ended. Many popular spots of just a couple of weeks ago are already dipping into the temps just above freezing. Really. Somewhere. And I was there to post my reactions to a new (to me) product, and a new (for this year) reminder that the colder weather is here for many campers.
Sun, September 23, 2007 - 11:07 AM
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A new purchase (delivered by the UPS brownshirts just ... read more
Hello campers!
Sat, September 8, 2007 - 12:55 PM
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Burning Man has — once again — come and gone. For some of us, it brought (choose one or more): an epiphany a conspiracy (or several) dust (okay, most of us would include this among our selections!) an “extra” burn for our ticket purchase price a temporary reprieve from cell phones, video games, the office, and/or [insert name here], the boss-, coworker-, subordinate-, neighbor-, acquaintance- or whatever-from-hell an opportunity to model another year’s playa fas... read more
But there's just enough time to burn inna day, and sitting at a laptop hasn't had that much appeal.
Wed, August 22, 2007 - 6:23 PM
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The weather is truly wonderful now, the dust has been down, and I set up my new hot shower goodie this morning. Ahhh. It appeared for a while that the Man was going to be covered in grass. Then the shadows shifted, and He was revealed in His Noodliness. The desert is wonderful. Life is good.
I am trying to get in a couple of lines at a public access terminal in the chow hall. Still too busy to take many pics. Gotta go do the FP. I will try to btter tomorrow.
Tue, August 21, 2007 - 6:11 PM
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Hiya campers!
Mon, August 20, 2007 - 5:58 AM
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I'm here. Nyah, nyah. I rolled past the three mile gate at exactly 8:00 pm on Saturday. It was snowing. Okay, it wasn't really snow, but I was sure reminded of the stories of polar bears hiding their noses to conceal themselves in snow environs. If it had been snow, I'm sure that a lurking polar bear would be nearby. It was a very dramatic "welcome back" in the form of a Black Rock City dust storm. I could not have planned a finer entrance. I made it no farther t... read more
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