I predict the year will really begin soon.

Just a luck guess.
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THERE SHE WAS..

It was Big Bertha feeling good

Loving the big city yet again

Riding the trolly

What a day for a cow

And what a great ad for milk!!!!

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I LIVE IN AN ESCHER PLACE OF STREETS GOING IN EVERY DIRECTION.

AN UNINOWN WONDER OF THE BAY AREA!

TODAY IS STILL THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS.

NOTHING HAS BEGAN EVEN THOUGH IT HAS.

JUST HERE TO CONTEMPLATE "REALITY" AND WONDER ABOUT WHAT ABOUT WHAT I MIGHT DO NEXT YEAR?

I BELIEVE BEING LESS SUCCESS ORIENTED AND NOT GOING AFTER FAME IS MY GAME.
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A way to brighten your mind..

Is to question yourself as well as ask questions and have great past times to let your mind turn the information around in your mind.  The point is to be ready for the next moments, and to be clearly honest with yourself.  Fun is attractive, but it can hurt us also.  Dare to wonder and explore and figure.

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To which path of destruction..

Surelely more vivid

Less extreme in stupid ways

To join the loafers on the beach

Mouths full of sand castles

It makes no difference

As a black soul

To join the barbarian women

In a spring of dropping violets

Please slap yourself silly

Rabbits run...
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It is like the Day after Christmas..

A nowhere man in a nowhere land, not finding much, feeling a bit down on his luck, seeing ducks.
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So I got some dudes looking at getting uplifted!

Try my uplifting jet packs

Full of curiosity wonder

Dreams of glory enhancements

Finest moments in motorcycles

Drinking sailors made of iron

Ducks in single file

Drama.
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l got something moving

Lights are on

Blood moves

Focus onwards

Laser loves

Time rips

3.
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I now have part one and two completed.

Part three is much more complex as it weaves into part one and two.  I fear extreme head aches, but am stoked to get to operate a lot of brain cells at the same time.

Surprised how Alice sort of loses her virginity to a bath tub, and loses interest in returning to reality, which is available to her!  A timid mouse her only company, her room forever?  Don t blame me, blame a muse.

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I have been investigating the Bay Area..

My conclusion lately is due to the wild, perhaps crazy past of past of northern California, that a kind of insanity defense could be used for wrongness in its short history and (the place is still in the process of becoming)  Berkeley does cross the line with me though.  Yet they have apologized adequately.  San Francisco is the most loved city for me, as too much of the rest of the Bay seems tired out and not challenged enough.
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I am going to show some balls

And invent the giant flaming cheese gun!
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