ot...

"a fold or break of a current. a burst of bubbles or the ripple of a
stone in a little stream, sharply and vividly matched to some known part
of a big river, releases in me a flood of satisfaction that must, i
think, be akin to what a philosopher feels as his mind is opened to a
profound truth. i feel larger and better and stronger for it...i have
tried to rationalize this as growing from a sense of unity between the
great and the small or perhaps merely from the godlike position that
finds a full, wide river between my feet, my own body magnified as my
mind has magnified the stream. certainly there is a spell that i break
reluctantly and that hangs with me as i turn to walk toward home across
the field or through the woods, and perhaps one day i may know what and
why it is."

-roderick haig-brown, quoted by chris camuto in "leaning on water".

the great mystery, ... and, at the very least, some pleasant writing
floated in waters we all lean on occasionally.

On 2011-01-14 18:52:50 -0500, jeff said:

"a fold or break of a current. a burst of bubbles or the ripple of a
stone in a little stream, sharply and vividly matched to some known
part of a big river, releases in me a flood of satisfaction that must,
i think, be akin to what a philosopher feels as his mind is opened to a
profound truth. i feel larger and better and stronger for it...i have
tried to rationalize this as growing from a sense of unity between the
great and the small or perhaps merely from the godlike position that
finds a full, wide river between my feet, my own body magnified as my
mind has magnified the stream. certainly there is a spell that i break
reluctantly and that hangs with me as i turn to walk toward home across
the field or through the woods, and perhaps one day i may know what and
why it is."

-roderick haig-brown, quoted by chris camuto in "leaning on water".

the great mystery, ... and, at the very least, some pleasant writing
floated in waters we all lean on occasionally.

That's not ot. Stop mislabeling your missives.

And, btw, thanks.

Dave

On Jan 14, 8:00*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:
On 2011-01-14 18:52:50 -0500, jeff said:



"a fold or break of a current. a burst of bubbles or the ripple of a
stone in a little stream, sharply and vividly matched to some known
part of a big river, releases in me a flood of satisfaction that must,
i think, be akin to what a philosopher feels as his mind is opened to a
profound truth. *i feel larger and better and stronger for it...i have
tried to rationalize this as growing from a sense of unity between the
great and the small or perhaps merely from the godlike position that
finds a full, wide river between my feet, my own body magnified as my
mind has magnified the stream. *certainly there is a spell that i break
reluctantly and that hangs with me as i turn to walk toward home across
the field or through the woods, and perhaps one day i may know what and
why it is."

-roderick haig-brown, quoted by chris camuto in "leaning on water".

the great mystery, ... and, at the very least, some pleasant writing
floated in waters we all lean on occasionally.

That's not ot. *Stop mislabeling your missives.

And, btw, thanks.

Dave

Dave, how are you doing?

george9219 wrote in
:

On Jan 14, 8:00*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:
On 2011-01-14 18:52:50 -0500, jeff said:



"a fold or break of a current. a burst of bubbles or the ripple of
a stone in a little stream, sharply and vividly matched to some
known part of a big river, releases in me a flood of satisfaction
that must, i think, be akin to what a philosopher feels as his mind
is opened to a profound truth. *i feel larger and better and
stronger for it...i hav
e
tried to rationalize this as growing from a sense of unity between
the great and the small or perhaps merely from the godlike position
that finds a full, wide river between my feet, my own body
magnified as my mind has magnified the stream. *certainly there is
a spell that i bre
ak
reluctantly and that hangs with me as i turn to walk toward home
across the field or through the woods, and perhaps one day i may
know what and why it is."

-roderick haig-brown, quoted by chris camuto in "leaning on water".

the great mystery, ... and, at the very least, some pleasant
writing floated in waters we all lean on occasionally.

That's not ot. *Stop mislabeling your missives.

And, btw, thanks.

Dave

Dave, how are you doing?


He is in prime shape....he is always trying to supress my anti-$pam
comments/suggestions here, I often wonder if he secretly want to be a
worthless $pamer like Stevie (HUGE BROOKIES) Hubris, or that Rat Trap
Junk $pamer...Dick (Rodney Long) Short!!!!

HH

On 2011-01-14 22:15:18 -0500, george9219 said:

On Jan 14, 8:00*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:
On 2011-01-14 18:52:50 -0500, jeff said:



"a fold or break of a current. a burst of bubbles or the ripple of a
stone in a little stream, sharply and vividly matched to some known
part of a big river, releases in me a flood of satisfaction that must,
i think, be akin to what a philosopher feels as his mind is opened to a
profound truth. *i feel larger and better and stronger for it...i hav
e
tried to rationalize this as growing from a sense of unity between the
great and the small or perhaps merely from the godlike position that
finds a full, wide river between my feet, my own body magnified as my
mind has magnified the stream. *certainly there is a spell that i bre
ak
reluctantly and that hangs with me as i turn to walk toward home across
the field or through the woods, and perhaps one day i may know what and
why it is."

-roderick haig-brown, quoted by chris camuto in "leaning on water".

the great mystery, ... and, at the very least, some pleasant writing
floated in waters we all lean on occasionally.

That's not ot. *Stop mislabeling your missives.

And, btw, thanks.

Dave

Dave, how are you doing?

Pretty good. Walking with (and sometimes without) a cane. Some pain,
but I have my appetite back (for food and this nut house). Heading to
Georgia next week for the rest of the winter. I hope to be playing
golf and fishing in a month or so.

Saw your post to Tim about the fly show. I just can't make it. Joanne
and I, however, are taking Whit and Maureen, owners of Lakewood, to
dinner tonight. If you go to the show today, stop by their boothe.

Dave