How much of the Bay fizzled when I was gone..

In one year Mill Valley looked hit by some stink after one year of Oakland?   Marin City is becoming an anomoly.  Oakland after a year, though violent and corrupt, also interesting as can be, amazing.  Tam Valley a place which seemed to be shy of the world is getting a bit ghost town even though it is a pit stop essentially.  SF rather not in the victory of its invaders.  long live the old SF spirit you can't exorcize even with cash in hand.  Daly City is strange but that is where my baby flashbacks happen.

BAY AREA Most of it a proud facade.  Which is great if you want to play that game also.  I believe its possible that everyone here is King or Queen in some way, even remotely, very far out, but maybe ultimate enough.

The Eucalyptus Trees contain Faires as do the fantastic hills.

Most of all my favorite computer animator lives here.

To trace the past of my life a good place to land my helicopter?

Chico

Road trip on its way!!!

This ought to be epic!!!

We shall see.

Now science has less theory and many more questions?

Not to be stuck in the baggage of theory and will likely expand the world of science and humble theorists.  Perhaps it is the love of exploration that matters the most.

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