Speaking In Tongues

i am in complete agreement with terence here despite the things I am promulgating as they match the test of logical progression that he is talking about. Particularly and most importantly it relates to how we peak to one another and that is the real emphasis of this production in that if you learn how to assess your environment clearly the world itself will substantially inform you of what I am saying. You will be able to see it for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1KPfycfCIQ

 

you swoop about the forum artfully , grandma moses , with warm cookies . speaking in
tongues is alive in every moment . like music , this is an art of time , first the cookie hymns
in cookie church then '''what's for lunch!!''' . ...you knew before you ever arrived .
la la ' o

 

^ I am not bothering you whoever you are....so please keep it to yourself.

 

keep what to self ? dancing turkeys ?

 

F OFF!

 

yep , see ya next year .

 

i doubt it.

 

well , then I guess it's alright to mention the dancing turkeys . my sister was
so amazed to witness the dance ... seems the hens of the local woods had a
dance unto themselves . sister can only tell the story with a swirling and weaving
of her arms and hands , altogether doing it tight and close-in to her breast , the
dance being an entwining , swooping and bending and of the sister turkey mind
arising and to bend again round and round .

 

Is he bothering you?

 

No...thedope..,,,,is that a he?...but I am far from grandma moses passing out warm baked cookies.

 

I loved my grandmas and their cookies. I'm thinking he is saying you have the power to make a difference for others by just being here. Yes he is a he. One of the brightest poets on the planet and a fascinating individual.
He is a soothsayer. A little hard to comprehend if you think it represents a threat. I wish I could ease your mind. Tikoo invented a predictive abacus it is really quite fascinating to see what comes out of it.he is very fond of children.

 

My grandma was also very awesome. I remember she used to make the nicest sweets for us. Her pancakes were on a whole other level of awesomeness too.
She was interesting because although she was German, her early years were spent in Jakarta so she developed good Asian cooking skills as well as our traditional style of cooking.

I miss her a lot.

 

Might have been a weird over reaction then.....I am learning....
I love children...i am a kid at heart, anyway...never was the grandmotherly type and never will be is all.....motherly maybe, but never grandmotherly....

 

Well you will get older. It shows that you are a caring person.

 

uh huh.....that is nice. You can pin that tail on another donkey then.

 

I can tell you've had some experience with other cultures. Thanks grandma. i know in the u.s. people are very myopic on the issue of culture and they think that the world is like their back yard and don't recognize
they live in privileged situation and can't figure out why the rest of the world can't get with it. Some times i look around and wonder where all the ignorance came from.

 

I can't figure out why the world cannot get with it in manners.....such ladies and gentleman sometimes.....wow....polite....not crass at all none of them.....etc....vulgar....insultive, gossiping, etc....mind their own business, etc.....
Maybe some do not have a back yard. Is that my fault....fight for one like I did through more obstacles than most of you will ever know.

 

I love all sorts of culture. I may stereotype cultures, but mainly that's just having a little bit of a laugh, nom sayin'? I'm all about laughter too, admittedly, I'm the funniest person on earth to me, I LOLz at all my own jokes.

But I love tradition and I love food. Tradition has faded in this world from many people. Even if you live the neo life, you should try and make your own traditions.. I really like Tyrsonwoods idea of planting a bonsai for Yule, that is a lovely tradition. I missed out buying one this year to start my own tradition that way, but I will get one very soon. =)
Food though and specifically preparation is what I really love and I have been in the kitchens of some cultured restaurants before to learn there ways. I've been taught how to make a traditional butter chick at Indian kitchens and certain Asian dishes at Chinese kitchens. What we do is go in groups and pay a certain price then pick specific dishes to make and they teach us. It's pretty cool.

 

i was the chef owner of a gourmet italian restaurant. i think learning a new skill or coming to a new understanding is the way we keep our lives fresh. Although I was the owner of the place I never stopped trying to improve my quality and rate of production and if if I went back into a kitchen now I would still be trying to improve. There isn't any life behind us and it is the life ever forward that gives us great memories. We can't miss what we have found in this moment.

 

Nobodies blaming anyone We all go through the same ringer. Some have a little more grit in places than others but we all come out the other side. We can choose whether or not to perpetuate what we perceived as pain by looking back at the grit and swearing at it, or we can go "Lol, that was crazy", and look forward to things.

A lot of people don't even have the opportunity to fight for a back yard.. other people don't see the point in fighting for a back yard.