Saturday, November 29, 2008

At the front door


It's Saturday, it's hotter than hell and here I sit early morning blues already entering my soul. Nothing coffee and more coffee won't fix. Why is it when I wake in the mornings there is such a heavy feeling of lack? Is my coffee addiction so bad? Personally I think not, but then does the befuddled mind even try to comprehend what exactly the old and abused body tries to tell it through massive amounts of over indulgences?
Why must one go so overboard with things? Is not one taste enough? Do we have to watch the same old movie so many times? Here "Lawrence of Arabia" comes to mind. Yes, I do admit that I have 4 versions of it, so am I really watching the same movie all the time, certainly not, how could I possibly compare the 3 hour movie to the 5 hour one. It depends on time available and nothing else. Then when movement around the house prevents me from chair sitting to watch I can always play the soundtrack and yes, I do know exactly which scene goes with which piece of music. Is this some sort of mind fetish or do I have my own little cult where I am the only member - the Be all and end all of it?
That in my early morning round about way brings me to the front door and what and who should I let in today? Do I even want company other than man, dog and cat? By the way and to divert for a minute, what is the politically correct way to refer to one's husband/wife at the moment? Please someone out there let me know and then keep me posted. Thanks in advance.
On sipping on the 4th mug of coffee I think that for today I will only let in the wind, and fresh thoughts in the hope that both will help to clear the fog that I like to think of as my brain.
Good wayfarers all, enjoy what comes your way today and keep your minds open if only perhaps to tune into my way of thinking or perhaps better not!

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Coffee time


Why does my mind not function without coffee? Cannot even see straight at the moment.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Country life


My my, it's Sunday afternoon already and last weeks ironing is not yet done, matters not and never mind, the season is far more enjoyable outdoors at the moment and so I spend hazy days wondering around in my own haze and taking photographs of all that is happening in the country side over the wall and the garden within the wall. I have this vast mass of pictures, which take hours to edit, of skinny dead looking twigs suddenly shooting out little leaves and buds and turning into unexpected whatevers. Colour comes to the countryside rather quickly here, just as well for some of us country folk probably tend to be a bit boring to you city mouses.
But, we do have television and satelite so are able as and when we feel it necessary to catch up with the world outside and see what is going on.
That brings me to yesterday afternoon, another lazy, hazy (my mind) day comfortably parked in my large armchair watching the Para Olympics. Most interesting and as I watched Oscar Pistorius (hope I spelt his surname right, apologies if not) it occured to me that there is something almost faun like in his movements as he runs. So to my dictionaries I wondered to look up a bit on fauns, must admit I did not find much, just the basics, "a lusty God like creature." Then when I think back to earlier years and my dealings with fauns, I realised Oscar was more like my friends of old than what the Oxford wanted me to believe. He shows a gaity in his steps and moulds so well to the surface almost like a tree creature, rooted but able to move. There is an ancient energy in his movements, as if all are performed with great glee, somehow when I think back to watching him running all the old world words seem to come to mind. He certainly does seem to have super abilities that place him in his own catagory.
I feel I need to start watching a bit more sports to see if I bring to mind any other friends from childhood days. I hope so, living in myth and fable is so pleasurable and makes the odd visits back to Earth much more manageable.
Have a great week all you busy folk out there.