Monday, July 13, 2009

red polka-dots

Many trails have been hiked but I have yet to encounter the elusive bear, many shifts have been worked and I am settling amongst my fellow workers, new acquaintances have been made and connections made based on same ideologies. Maybe my favorite connection so far is a girl who likes playing board-games and has agreed to start a book-club with me. I have found a wonderful hiking partner who will go to the woods with her beloved dog at the drop of a word. She is literally hours of enjoyment and a purer heart I have yet to find. Music festivals are an option this summer and I have plans to attend one that Johnny Winter and Dr. John are playing at. Free days from work are mostly taken up by extensive board game marathons or hiking the many mountains and trails. There is still a tinge of longing; a tinge of "oh yeah, I remember that painfully". This will always exist and I am happy for it for it brings a much needed sobering light. My abode that I have found in my new camper is bringing much shallow happiness. I can just sit in it and grin from ear to ear realizing the situation I am living in. I still have many steps to take as far as fixing it up goes, but I know they will be accomplished in time. Right now I am reading Karl Marx; The Communist Manifesto, and The Basil and Josephine Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Time keeps on coming at me as I seem to fly through it and I apply my timeless skill of making the most of life and being content with little. Peace- Nat

4 comments:

  1. Nat!

    I miss you more than I thought I would man... I think I took you for granted and Im sorry.

    I have been reading "Across the Great Divide: The Band in America" and I long for someone to share its riches with...

    I am so glad to here that all is well with you... we are renovating the spare room one hundred percent... new paint, walls, fixtures etc. so you will have a great place to stay should you decide to visit.

    folk fest is in two weeks and my heart aches knowing you wont be with us.

    Anyway, catch ya later I guess.

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  2. Hi Nat, You are living every vagabonds dream.

    A $200 Camper, a job next door, new friends, swimming and hiking. Live life to the lees.

    Peace and safe journeys. Billy O'Brien
    check out our recent festival
    http://webweaver.travellerspoint.com/25/

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  3. Hey Nat, dear friend.

    The other day I learned to bike ride with no hands - the way you always do - and I wish you were here (you were the first thing I thought of when the magical event occured).

    Hi. How are you (really?). Life is a little rocky here, at times. Wish you were here, but I know you can't be, and I want what is best for you.

    Grace and Peace. May Love guide you.

    sarah.

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  4. if we had your current email and address we could keep in better contact.

    could you post it on your site?

    jordan

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