Wherever I May Roam.... (Page 1 of 3)

Heeheehee... one time in '98, right after I was initiated into my Usui Reiki mastership, we went to St. Augustine for a mini-vaca. We had just turned onto the FL east coast coastal hwy and I "heard", "Tell him to tell you when 10 miles is up". So I did. And do you know that when 10 miles was EXACTLY up there was a big billboard that read, "STOP! Look here!" with a big arrow pointing down a beach access street. And of course we went. There was a lovely deserted beach there.

Now, what makes this even more interesting is that the weekend before I had been to a session with a Medicine Woman wherein she told me that something big was going to happen for me soon. I told her about taking my Reiki Master's level, but she said it was something way bigger than that, but that that was part of it. She told me she was intuiting that I would be able to see Atlantis as it still exists in a different realm.

So we're standing on this beach and I'm looking out over the Atlantic, skewing my eyesight and trying to see Atlantis... but I didn't. All I saw were the fossil essences like I described on another page around here somewhere.

That night in the hotel room I had this astral/dream experience wherein I found myself standing on that very same beach, and that's when one of my other-dimensional selves integrated with me... the Atlantean.

Too bad there isn't an emoticon available that looks like M. Caulkin in "Home Alone" where his eyes are big and his hands are on his face... I'd put it here. That was the first time for me being able to remember an integration.

, huh?

I'm tellin' ya... life's a pretty trippy gig.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

Auendove, you would definitely dig a CD I burned for myself which I called "Hair bands, glam bands and power ballads!"     The first song kicking off the disk is "Kickstart My Heart."    hehe

Other bands n stuff to be found on the disk...

(no laughing, people.........I know most of you were around in the 80's...........you can't pretend you didn't listen to this music!!!!)

Slaughter, Ratt, Skid Row, Great White, Def Leppard, Steelheart, Warrant, Cinderella, Whitesnake, and, a few others. 

Best rest assured, Poison is nowhere to be found on it, thank you! 

Sometimes one just gets in the mood to listen to this type of music, what can I say!   Good stuff in its own strange way.

The Whitesnake song I have on my CD is called "Slow and Easy."  Good song.  I found that I really dug Great White......but not really their one big radio hit which was "Once Bitten, Twice Shy."  I prefer their other stuff,  because it's heavy on the blues influence, with the harmonica and bass and all that, and the song I have on my CD is "Rock Me."

Let's see, for Cinderella I have "Gypsy Road" and "Nobody's Fool." 

Steelheart is a funny situation - this one was brought to my attention recently, and at first I was like, "Um, no, I don't remember them. Never heard of them..."   But then something stirred in the back of my noggin, and I was like, Well, wait a minute.....I think it does sort of ring a bell...... so we downloaded "I'll Never Let You Go", and the second I heard the opening guitar chords it was like flashback, 15 years ago, 10th grade in Connecticut.  And I remembered most all of the words!!!!!!!!!  It was a huge radio hit back then, but compared to how many times I've heard other songs, I didn't hear it that much, and yet, I still remembered it like it was yesterday.  Weird how the mind works!

For Alice in Chains, my all time favorite song is "Down in a Hole." 

Have you ever heard of Pirate Radio?   In Connecticut I listened to WAAF out of Boston and every Sunday night at 7 they had the Pirate Radio show which would cut in from Los Angeles.  I dug listening to that, then, the following year (1991) we moved to SoCal, and after we settle into our new place there in Orange County I turn on the radio and lo and behold.......................................there was Pirate Radio.  The radio station!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Now I had Pirate Radio, 24 hours a day!  I was like "HOLY S***!  COOL!"   haha 

It's so infamous they now have tribute sites for it:

http://www.kqlz.com/pirateradio1.html

The Pirate playlist, if you're looking to go down memory lane, although it's not entirely accurate, but that's okay:
http://www.kqlz.com/piratemusicbytrip.html

lyra, Pirate Radio is the name of a band? Is that like a Portishead Dummy thing?

Heeheehee... yeah I guess one "shoots" pool, they don't play it... DOH!

I don't suppose you live in the Tampa Bay area do ya? All I need is somebody to play wi... oops!, I mean shoot with... Snicker! Snort!

...hmmmpph, given how all of us members are all spread out all over the planet it'll be my luck that you live in Juno, Alaska or some place far, far away... .

Can't hurt to ask though!

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

Really? I like that one too. What are the words? " . . . Down in a ho-ole . . .  Loosing my so-oul . . . " er sumpthin

*Laughing* I CAN and WILL pretend.

*checks the perimiter*

" . . . Tha Fii-inal Count-dooown . . . "

*80's rock pose*

/flees

I'm way over in Texas, A.  If you're ever coming this way, give me a holler!