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~ I know... I have my father's collection of old vinyl & was wondering where I could get parts & needles for my own turn-table. Well, there are D.J.s at raves & 'hip-hop' clubs & such that feed the demand! In Santa Clarita {in So Cali} there's a shop called 'Beats & Blunts' that sells turn-tables & parts & needles & all. There's music on that vinyl that hasn't been digitized yet & it still needs to be heard. It's nice to know that the way & means are still available, huh?
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~ Clouds tall as mountains tumble Above the darkened desert Thunder chases lightening
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~ Zappa... Didn't he have a thing at the house of pancakes? After trudging across the tundra, mile after mile... Oh! Our Truth's gonna have a serious thing with 'french toast', huh? Whip up egg with some milk & cinnamon, soak bread {stale old bread is dandy!} & then fry it up in butter. Yummm Darlin! Syrup or fruit preserves or powdered sugar or any combo, you're set.
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~ I hear trees, they're soft and slow. We must be quiet or never know What trees say. It's simple, "Ahhh... another day."
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~ Well Marla, hope to see ya playing on your own in the deep waters { } here! & Yo! Truth ... you've been Knighted. You can change your lable thingy. You are now "Lord Dunkin of the Donut' {use 'paladin' with the : on both sides ... makes ya macho } & you're new to grilled cheese sandwiches? Really??? Oh, there's a whole new world for ya Hon! I've been toasting thick slices of tomato while the wheat bread toasts all in olive oil & then when all is turned over, placing provolone & mozarella on either side & the tomatoes on top & slap together... Sharp cheddar with ham or tuna, yummm! Black bread with brie & smoked salmon is expensive & rare but Wooo! It's bread, any kind of cheese ya like & you can add whatever you enjoy... Yummms are awaiting!
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~ The owl watches unblinking... The sun rising blinds So the mouse goes home.
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~ So, the Mighty Murph does it once again!
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~ Crap. It's on my & eyes & ears... We need artists.
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~ Well, I'd say that's good only it hit too close to home. Reminds me too much of my son. So whether it's good or not it hurt me so I don't like it. ... Congratulations. Well done.
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~ Givin' me shivers!
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~ Yo Dabby! Rivers gather, babble, join in a rush to spread the word to the sea ~ Poor Vegas His innards now outwards. The munchies were yummies but now they're erupties...
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~ So, anyone find anything? That morning our 10 month old Grandbaby said, "Thank you". Clearly, 7 times in a row. Thought that was cool.
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~ All right... OK. I've been here at least if not longer than everyone else & am a 'Saint'. {I've a card that says so!} Anyway... I hereby Knight thee Lord Dunkin of the Donut You can use that anywhere you wish, because it is done. You have been Knighted by a Saint. It is official. Go forth and protect donuts, let no one abuse or misuse them.
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~ The cat on the wall ready to pounce unmoving
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~ Who told you poetry must rhyme? It needs to come from & touch the heart. Thank you!
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~ After the ship crashed, there was a huge pirate fight! But after lemonade and cookies a nap made it calm.
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~ What, ya never saw an 80s band? July, and still a toad on my porch. Time to turn off the light.
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~ Never said it was haiku... Just a short. But ya wanna play 'Satameter? Cool! Some may be quite captured, attracted by that swing or by your sing-song words. Weave those sounds round about glitter-blind the sillies, play it loud, make it clear. Now the pearl's not so bright with darkened rooms waiting The door swings heavy now. ... Crap. I have no idea at all where that all came from! No rhyme, that's a haiku thing. {& it's a lot harder than ya think!} Seriously, I don't know where this stuff plopped out of. Sorry... I kinda lost it.
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~ Oh, you can get odder conversations around here than about donuts! {Have you ever made your own? Easier than ya think! try foodnetwork.com, recipes & stuff.} Ooops! Sorry... Nicely done.
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~ Hello Katherine, welcome! Hope you find more than just this 1 topic to keep you here. I'm a dinosaur with dial-up, youtube is not an option for me. ... Personally, I'll likely be asleep then. Perhaps my subconscious will play too. Wish ya all the best tho!
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My tears salty as your thighs parting my solitude about me
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~ Thank you everyone! That pearl earring tossed me with each swaying movement Deeper into your voice.
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~ It's a BBC show, most of them never made it to the U.S. {& the U.S. tends to ignore stuff 'foreign' doncha know } It's fun. The Doctor is a Time Lord, from the planet Gallifrey. He travels in a machine called the Tardis, which travels in space & time & is currently disguised as an english police callbox. {It's larger on the inside than the outside.} He picks up humans to travel with him as companions, cause he gets lonely & they're entertaining. In the 60's he had more than one at a time, but the later ones it's usually a young female. {They squeak! } He periodically dies & regenerates in a new body, which is how they can keep making the shows... There are recurring villians, the Daleks {robotically encased angry little loveless beasties} & the Cybermen {emotionally destroyed brains encased in robots} There was his nemesis, The Master, who was an egomaniacal renegade Time Lord intent on supremacy over the Universe, haven't seen him in a while... But the actor was the part, & he did last 3 decades! ... Yes, there is a theme... Free will & fighting against mindless rules & ruthless minds... y'know, freedom stuff. & it's fun. Try it.
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~ Ohhh... It's Well, it's an either ya love it or ya don't. On SciFi Fridays. Try it. I know bel, the new Doctor Who we get is pretty good tho! Fits well with the 'ancient' stuff & Thank you Murph ... Another traveller, huh? {My sister gave me a large coffee mug printed 'University of Gallifrey'. She doesn't like Doctor Who, but she showed her love there, huh?}
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~ I enjoy short poems. The condensing & refining {well, not always refined } make for tasty nibblets. I wander into rooms Unannounced and unexpected. It's often a shock and disturbing, But my mind leaves doors unlocked.