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Sharecher


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Billyjones has to tell the Stream his Ravi Shankar story...either here, or on his own account," Billyjones"... "-ya gotta go for it, Dude...
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 Check It
 

I remember my Mom getting home from work in a huff, all pissed off after hearing George Harrison's "Hare Krishna", on the radio. She told us that the song was sick & she didn't want us listening to him.

"Mom, what is so bad about it?" We were incredulous.

"My sweet, Laura, my sweet Laura, I really want to see you, I really want to feel you..." Mom retorted.

"Mom! It's a religious song! He is saying, my sweet Lord!" We relished our comeback, one more point for rock in our heads.

Misunderstanding another's intentions is all part of the game of life. A guy at work today, was extremely rude to me today as one of my company's machines was not performing up to par. I ain't the maintainance dude...all I can do is report it, and have the fix-it dudes come out and try to fix it. He knows this, as admitingly, this is not the first time the machine malfunctioned, Yet, he almost daily treats me with disdain and contempt, as if I could fix it before, during, or after the screw-up occurred. I can't. I'm not adequately trained to trouble shoot or even work upon the machines, and my bosses don't want me to mess with them, as if I were successful, I might feel worthy of a raise. At least, I believe that is the company's intentions. I have been in the wrong occasionally in the past, I think. There's always the chance that I am misunderstanding THEIR intentions.

And this anal-retentive ass who relishes bordering upon verbal abuse when he informs me of malfunctions...what could I possibly be misunderstanding about his true reason for treating me as if I were pond scum? Perhaps, he is trying to teach me a lesson that I will never forget. I try to talk to him, be professional, understanding, sympathetic to his short temper, but he cuts me off mid-explanation, dismissing with a staccato wave of his hand, as if he were royalty, and I, a smelly peasant. I figure, maybe the dude had it tough growing up. Maybe he has it tough now. Maybe he needs to get laid. Maybe, he is a quality human being, and I truly am pond scum. Nah. that can't be it...

When the repair dudes showed, I asked young, rude, God's gift to engineers to speak to the repair guys regarding his concerns, but, mid-sententence, he dismisses them and me, with another royal wave, turns on his heel, and vacates the room at a cadence that would make Hitler proud.

I had intended to kill the dude with kindness. He understood those intentions, and has repeatedly kept me from doing so. Thus, I have come to the folowing conclusion...tomorrow, or the next day when he comes to me with a complaint that he obviously wishes to demean me as a human being with, I will just skip ahead and quickly agree with him. I'm practicing my lines ahead of time even as I hunt and peck.

"Yes, Jeff," I hope to say, "I am indeed, pond scum and the company that I labor for is not worthy of the bad breath you emit to belittle the lot of us with on an almost daily basis." Man, I hope I can pull it off. How else do you handle such an arragont ass? I have to try. I want to respect myself in the morning, thus, this must be done, and it must be done with flair and finesse, don'tcha think?

I am having so much fun with Gerge Harrison's "Concert for Bangledesh" DVD.. It literally kicks ass..."While My Gutair Gently Weeps", "Here Comes The Sun," "Something," and the performers...Leon Russle, Ringo, Clapton, Dylan, Billy Preston, Ravi Shankar. Kiddies, I am in my element! Now, this is an excellent way to live my life. Maybe I could invite the rentitive engineer over to watch it with me, and we could finally come to friendly terms, and mend this rift between us. Maybe not.

Bubba came home just now. God love him, as I surely do, but my element with music does not increase the quality of his life, and out of respect, George is on hiatus untill Bubba is out the next time. It's in the intrest of world peace beginning at home that I conceede this cacaphony of artists and good will. My only regret is that Bubba don't dance, and Bubba don't rock and roll. But it is a small concession to make for such a great life.

So, I think the official terminolgy is "fishing." I entered a post for several days, as I have been busy "fishing", for new on-line adventures and friends. It is a colorful way to pass the evening.
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 I Can't Believe It
 

Pangos bang is gone...
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 I Just Like Clapton
 

The sound is a bit muddied with Cream. No problems w/Clapton, but I am thinking that Jack Bruce has more bass than necessary on these DVD's. I am not sure I would recommend these DVDs..."Clapton, Unplugged"...now why is'nt that a DVD I can buy? Is the music channel that recorded that show just being greedy?(MTV?VH-1?) Ah, well. I have the CD-best be happy w/what I got. Maybe it is Ginger Baker's cymbals that muddy up the works. Maybe it is me. I really dislike the comments of the unnecessary narrator in the farewell concert. Man, he talks the talk of the establishment of the 60's. They should have least gotten a fan of rock 'n roll to cover the show.

Love my new, big, red Chevy truck. I find that in the workplace, not everyone is happy for me. How strange...one guy even asked me, "What did you have to do for that?" He said he meant to ask what did I have to give for that...Some difference. But I laugh it all off...Bubba is really the best. No one that is not happy for me needs to count. Evil dude is not happy for me...he is envious, maybe. Maybe he is in pain & is unable to be happy for some one else's good fortune.

So, I go back to the pain clinic 1/18...to discuss options with the doc. Cool. Get to put the big decisions on the back burner(my favorite!). Just not looking forward to having another needle stuck in my eye. And, look at it this way...this week, I have gone a week without a migraine...and that sure is a good thing. So many things in life, one day at a time. A day without pills-that is a good thing on all kinds of ways. Sometimes, when I am on pills, I find myself wishing that I wasn't. And when I'm not-life is still good. Mostly, I am bored with pills. They bring the bad out in a lot of folks, like alcohol. I'm doing OK clean & sober. No withdrawals, no drama, just gave them all away to a dude in pain. I like it best clean, but I guess that I am not consistent. Which is why I like to watch "House." I feel that Hugh Laurie does an excellent job of portraying the pros & cons of pill popping.

No, there is no problem with Ginger Baker...must be me...but I don't think that I will play this DVD as much as I do, Crosby, Stills and Nash's...but that is just me.

Bubba is waiting for football to start. I wish I could get into it more, but I will take music any day of the week.

going surfing-when is Stuart coming back? Did we lose anyone on the Stream when all those nasty vibes were bouncing off the shoreline? Most folks still seem to be around...if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all. Ma always said it thus.
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 Jolly Good Show
 

I spent some Christmas money & today, Cream arrived. The Farewell Concert & The Reunion Concert...1968 and 2005. Singing now about Sleepy Time Time...it ain't rocket surgery to figure they are singing about the Big Nod...never touched the stuff, myself. Really, never. And if I ever did, I'd want to rehab at that private island where Clapton set up his own rehab facility. I saw it on "60 Minutes", so it must be true.

This is The Royal Albert Hall that the Beatles sang of...how many holes does it take to fill he Albert Hall-what were they talking about? I really don't understand how all those folks can keep their seats. I've been in trouble more times than I can count for dancing where I wasn'nt allowed to. And I'd be in big trouble in Albert's Hall...Clapton looks & sounds so good for all he has been through...oooh there's a wild blond woman standing in front of her seat & dancing...you go girl...she can be my English avatar. Now, "Badge"...I love it...but it is just too short of a tune. Eric is looking to fix that, right now. Did I ever tell you that I danced with Carlos Santana backstage @ Clapton? How many times did I tell you? I tend to repeat myself. Especially about dancing with Carlos Santana backstage @ Clapton.

OK..taking a break to give Cream my undivided attention & maybe to surf the stream a bit when my attention does become divided.
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