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Pastimes : Don't Ask Rambi -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rambi who wrote (58995)	2/26/2001 11:19:52 PM
From: Volsi Mimir	Respond to of 71178

I think we can all use a cup of tea, and have a moment just for ourselves and look around, and you know something, somehow all things work out. I hate hectic days,I love simple ones. I have my own set of pressures and decisions looming. So here have a cup of this- a blend of Peace and Reassurance from an exotic island where eventhough everyone or everything is not perfect, it is somewhere one may go for a little getaway and relax in quiet solitude, an island only reached within. Unfortunately I don't have much left in this small satchel,how about I split it with you? I like to listen to jazz. There was a period of 4-5 years I only heard acoustic jazz (and drove truck) and Dave Holland is my favorite bass and group. When you have a few minutes of time to explore after these hectic days, Try "Point of View"- Bedouin Trail or Metamorphos Here's a fun jazz site with him in there as well as many others: jazzcorner.com holland- jazzcorner.com It goes good with tea. and for tomorrow: Morning Inscription Miodrag Pavlovic The day breaks. I won't tell you who I am. (In a whisper: a scribe.) I go for water. I've spent the long night reading by candlelight. I lower the bucket into the purple river. Above, the sentry watches in case the fairies try to cross. The wind stands at city gates with a scroll of today's news. I see through the open window, the master sleeps with his hand on his sword. His body, too, is a sword. I say it and raise my eyes. The bedding in which god slept whitens above. A hand descends on my head. Day breaks. I have to make my bed. Great is my joy. ~.~.~.~.~.~ Paint the flowers blow the wind along Forget the flower-maker Forgot. ~reps