Nov 07, 2008
We made it to the West Coast!!! We have come through mountain blizzards, high plains rain, Montana cold and a bit of shitake to get here. And now, guess what, we are in Seattle and it is raining!!! I love it out here.
Here is a video clip Jonny showed me that I find super inspiring. It is Tom Waits and Bono reading a couple Charles Bukowski poems:
Also, here are some pictures of:
A: Us in Paul Bunyan’s hand
B: Me jumping a fence and heading for the Badlands
C: Me explaining why I am sitting beside an armada of Gatorade
Mason
11/6/08
Seattle, Washington
The New USA

My aunt has a good point. If you are planning on time traveling and are expecting to end up in the same spot, you are in for the shock of your life. With the earth spinning and orbiting you will end up plum ripe in Outer Space. (Unless you plan it like a genius. Which you probably would if you can time travel. I wonder how often the same spot on earth is in the same exact spot of the cosmos? Like how often is Chicago in the identical same part of the Universe? Is it ever even close?)
So somebody asked me what I thought about the idea of “Evil”. What is my definition of it? Do I believe in it? Well, I guess I don’t believe in it as a separate, generative force but I do see it as a distance from Source. It’s degree is subjective. It is an adjective to me, not a noun. Some think we are evil just by being alive and killing organisms to eat and survive. Some think war is evil. I have done many things in my life that some would think of as evil. So, my definition is ‘Distance from Source or distance from Love’. As an example: Cold is not an entity but a speed of vibration or lack of heat. Similarly, Evil is a word that subjectively describes the slowing of love vibrations through creation. (The inner hippy speaks.....)
I am in Missouri. We had a great time in Chicago. I was staying at the top of a skyscraper downtown and was surprised to see big spiders making webs outside the windows that high up. Then I found out that they are common to buildings by the lake. Wha?
Toronto is a great place. You can’t help but love it. Yesterday our piano broke down and when Zach and I went to a music store in Toronto to get a new one a girl behind the counter was so helpful. We asked for some power cables high up on the shelf and she jumped up on the counter, walked along it then jumped down. When Zach said she was catlike she said that she had 2 cats and when I asked her how she stood listening to people solo on electric guitars all day she said that she had seven siblings so this is nothing.
10/01/08
