I remember someone once told me that the cells in our bodies are always being born, and that each cell lives seven years. Essentially we shed pieces of our life every seven years, and if you look at it that way......... well, what were you doing seven years ago?

Now comes the release......... and so, I was meditating on this, after having a rather brutal period of self-examination, and have found rejuvination in looking back on the past, and saying goodbye to the cellular carry-ons that ar... read more

Jehovah

It’s like watching Kali on one of those cooking shows, slicing and dicing only without cutlery just the mic, and the frustration that happens only in moments of extreme distress – like getting caught behind a slow old lady driving a jag I’d like to be rolling in while chugging on a giant sized cup of coffee on my way to Mexico – I really can’t stay in the same place for too long before I start wondering if the courts and the cops are having some sort of strange postal dialogue plot... read more

Hmmm..... sometime well over a year ago I left the U.S. with the intention of writing my experiences here as a blog. Well, the truth is........ I didn't. Life has been soooo unexpected that I'm not even sure there are words for it. I even read other peoples blogs sometimes, and think that the words they write must be a bearminimalaccountforwhat'sactuallygoingon sort of thing.

So, now is now.

I walked into the void, and landed in Budapest.

I almost feel as if my previous life was a ... read more

The time has come....... the prologue to my journey is ending. I’ve spent the last month in upstate New York, washing the rush of L.A. life from my skin. I’ve watched fireflies at night, chased dragonflies in the morning, and felt the sorrows of the Seneca Nation moan through the ground like a wounded beast begging to be freed from her misery. I have less than a week before I leave now. I have sold most of my possessions, and will be living out of a backpack for an indefinite amount of time. ... read more