Three things
Number One: Wow! (about yesterday's open arms and hearts.)
Number Two: Either listen to this song clip, or download it (if you have iTunes):
Aad Guray Nameh (Fourth Track in this link and on the album, "Dakshina")
This song was the initiating event for yesterday's melting heart. It is now representative of blessing and gratitude I feel for this place I am in tonight; and for the beloved people here.
Number Three: Today at 2 pm, I walked out my front door.
Down the front steps.
My neighbor was getting out of his car,
in his driveway,
across the street.
I said, "Hello there Eddie."
Eddie is one of the worlds perfect hippie icons.
Eddie gave a wave and a hello-hello,
in his red bandana, handlebar-mustached way.
I think he asked how I was doing,
as I crossed the yard to my driveway,
continuing to face Eddie across the street.
I think he asked how I was doing,
because I heard myself saying that I was fine indeed,
right as I ran smack dab, face first (yet again, but this time) into my suv.
Number Two: Either listen to this song clip, or download it (if you have iTunes):
Aad Guray Nameh (Fourth Track in this link and on the album, "Dakshina")
This song was the initiating event for yesterday's melting heart. It is now representative of blessing and gratitude I feel for this place I am in tonight; and for the beloved people here.
Number Three: Today at 2 pm, I walked out my front door.
Down the front steps.
My neighbor was getting out of his car,
in his driveway,
across the street.
I said, "Hello there Eddie."
Eddie is one of the worlds perfect hippie icons.
Eddie gave a wave and a hello-hello,
in his red bandana, handlebar-mustached way.
I think he asked how I was doing,
as I crossed the yard to my driveway,
continuing to face Eddie across the street.
I think he asked how I was doing,
because I heard myself saying that I was fine indeed,
right as I ran smack dab, face first (yet again, but this time) into my suv.