Please Mark what else do you know about zombies?

Male zombies often compete with other male zombies over females who don't actually exist

More zombies are male than female

Zombies can not get unzombied

Zombies can show that they have a brain, but they really don't, it is just an act.

Zombies are the most restless and nervous of all the undead since they are so hungry for brain.

Zombies often appear to suffer from malnutrition.

Zombies have a hard time with face to face conversation since it makes it harder to eat your brain.

Zombies are not into high class fashion.

If it wasn't for the institution of family zombies would be left with no brains to eat, so the idea of family is extremely important to zombies.

Zombies prefer faded colors to bright ones.

Zombies don't like looking at themselves in the mirror.

Zombies join groups as a way of accessing more brains to eat.

Zombies can not be sensitive, that is not a zombie.

More zombie news coming soon!
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Vacations

It was a day at the bay

By the boats

With my bro

The wind blew

The waves grew

And it was delightful

In a not so boring way.
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Could I take Marge Simson on a date?

Absolutely

First I would have to take cartoon form

It would be instant attraction

As I am sure to have more major muscle groups

In cartoon form

Marge would not only be interested in this

But she would be interested in how I

Make cartoons as a cartoon

She is really hot you know

I mean she has the tallest blue bee hive hair

In cartoon land

Not many cartoon women come close

Homer should should feel lucky

But lately he is eating too many doughnuts

It is a strange place living in Spring Field

All sorts of things to do and full of surprises

I can hang with that

But, Marge

She is dreamy!!!!

So I know that what ever happens

It's going to be good.
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There's a secret underwater world in Lithia Park

Shadows on the outside

Light down below

You love it down there

Because you never know

What worlds exist

Under that water

Where things are cool

Even when they are hot

Hold on

Hold on

And hold your breath

Time for fun

In this strange new land

Of Lithia.
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Never kiss a zombie in a grave yard

This is in the grave yard rules

You can shoot at a zombie in a grave yard

But kissing one is strictly taboo

You may even butcher a zombie there

But in plain language it says

Do not kiss the zombies

And

Try if you can to confuse the zombies

By blowing off their heads with a musket

That will confuse them

If blowing their heads off does not work

Then

Throw a cannon ball at their torso

But please do not ever kiss a zombie

Especially in a grave yard,

I'm serious.
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For what it is worth here are some health ideas. (I have no diploma)

Tip # 1

Fun is not the same thing as doing what is motivating and interesting to you.  That too can be fun, but also compelling.

Get out and walk with joy.  That's one of the reasons you got a body.  To move it.

Order is good only in the it gives you the needed sense of control otherwise make sure there is some flow to your life.

Don't discount religion and spirituality.   Some kind of practice and devotion is healthy.

Don't follow a strict repressive diet.  Eat some ice-cream or what ever the f you want sometimes!

Ask questions and explore.
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What this city needs is some health instructors.

Perhaps I can do some of that.

I have seen too many people who look like they are falling apart in various ways.

It makes me sad.
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O Lord

Is something happening

 Something is

 Let alone in a happening

 Something that is more 

 Powerful than coffee

 Eyes caught on words

 On screens

 And screens filling the eyes with 

 Those understood symbols.

But I see a train

 I have tried to derail

 Yet there is no chance of that

 Those are very strong magical tracks

 And to slow it down

 Is not in my power either

 It has a life of it's own

 It is a living thing

 Which no one owns

 That is the dream

 That is within dreams

 Going to the sea

 Perhaps to become a boat

 I can't really say

 I don't really know?
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The earth is one big giant breast

 Let's not suck the earth dry

 We need to change our way of life

 Consuming maniacally is not wise

 Ask the native tribes

 It is the earth that gave us life

 We belong to it

 It is not ours to exploit.
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If,

That world was lacking

Then let there be some blessings

For all people may be blessed with hope

As every person there is the hope

Of better days ahead

Life doing a hang ten

Lovely wonders in this place

Dreams of joy

Happy escapes

Bless all with the kindness of people

Keep them from harm and

Keep them from evil.
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What is my biggest influence as a writer?

I feel that lyrics, and the use of structure have been important to me.  I always feel complimented when I am called a lyrical poet.  I also like the Epics.  Homer is one of my favorites.  Edgar Allen Poe is another favorite.  I like Hiaku a lot.  Also the study and history of language including a childrens dictionary.  I like Gene Wolfe, Neil Gaimen, and children classic books, especially The Phantom Tollbooth.  I find Doctor Jeckle and Mister hide as an ultimate book I need to read again.  I like performance poetry (Slam) but not entirely.  I am a fan of comedy writers, especially one liners.  Dylan Brody is exceptional.  I like Star Trek, and the genius people behind that.  I am into genius.  I prefer stellar work.  There is much more, but I have one minute so..
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What about eastern us Thought for 8s East of the Mississippi, the opposite of Bay flavor is usually the inland South and the mid-Atlantic rust belt, not the Northeast corridor. Boston, NYC, DC, and even parts of Philly keep the crowding and add their own coded manners (Yankee frost, status, or bureaucratic tightness).Best matches for “space + more direct”Pittsburgh and its inner suburbs. Houses, hills, people who will tell you the thing. Less performance, more “what do you actually do.” Affordable relative to the Bay, real neighborhoods, winters that are gray rather than Instagram. The city itself is not empty-sprawl; the antidote is a house in the South Hills, North Hills, or a close-in borough, not a downtown micro-unit.Greenville, South Carolina (and Greer / Simpsonville). This is one of the cleanest East Coast answers. You get a house, a yard, a short airport hop, and Southern direct-warmth instead of Bay indirect-cool. Manufacturing and logistics jobs, not a second Silicon Valley. Charleston is prettier and more expensive; Greenville is the practical version.Richmond, Virginia, outside the trendiest pockets. More room than the Bay, cheaper, and the social style is Mid-Atlantic-Southern: people talk. Fan and Church Hill can feel a bit curated; look at Midlothian, Short Pump-adjacent, or southside if you want the space half of the bargain.Knoxville or Chattanooga if you will accept “East” as Appalachian rather than Atlantic. Mountains, houses, no state income tax in Tennessee, and a much lower density of unspoken tests. Chattanooga is the more designed/outdoorsy one; Knoxville is cheaper and more ordinary in a good way.Huntsville, Alabama if work is engineering or defense. Space, competence culture, less discourse. Not a food-and-scene capital. That is the point.Partial matchesRaleigh–Durham suburbs, not downtown Raleigh or Chapel Hill. Jobs and airports are easy. Culture is sliding toward “imported professional class,” which can recreate Bay manners with barbecue. Cary / Apex still give you a house; the Triangle core is already half the thing you are leaving.Western / central Pennsylvania and upstate New York midsize cities (Allentown–Bethlehem, Harrisburg area, Rochester) if you want Northeast access without Northeast prices. Blunter than New England. Weather and job mix are the constraint.Skip if the goal is the opposite of the BayNortheast corridor cities and inner suburbs (Boston, NYC, Northern Virginia, Montgomery County MD): dense, expensive, high-context. Portland ME, Burlington VT, Annapolis-as-lifestyle: nicer manners, still tight and self-conscious. Atlanta and Charlotte cores: space exists in the sprawl, but traffic and status ladders can feel familiar. South Florida: crowding plus a different kind of aggression, not mellow. How I’d choose on the EastIf you want the strongest personality flip: Greenville or Knoxville. If you want a real city with cheaper houses and blunt people: Pittsburgh. If you need an airport and a white-collar job market: Richmond or the outer Triangle, knowing those are the most “Bay-adjacent” of the list.The East does not give you Nevada’s “same mountains, no income tax, four-hour drive home.” It gives you seasons, older housing, and people who generally say the sentence instead of posting the subtext. That is the trade.