Mindstorm

A fearsome & fantastic journey to the heart of the Savage Id.

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Read my book, The Mind-Warp Era. It'll tell you about the real Lead--& his alter-ego, the true Rootboy covered with slime (the Savage Id). Partly a poignant memoir, partly a cosmicomic book, it relays the Id's adventures thru dark dimensions of funereal dread, with Timothy Leary as co-pilot. (The rumors of his death have been greatly exaggerated.)

Saturday, January 13, 2007

our love will never die...

...deliver me from reasons why, the streets of Phoenix (enthralled) will never die.

But first, a word from yesterday. It seems all my blogs begin with "yesterday". I write them in the morning, unlike the never-ending journal on the edge of time which Little Loathsome Lonnie & NORML Bean (both characters in The Mind-Warp Era, ) read when I left my door unlocked -- Nobodaddy at the U of Nite locks their dorm room doors -- & found out that I'd been molested & spread the rumor far & wide, because I exasperated Vadis. (Coming soon: vadis.html on my home page.)

Yesterday was bitter cold, & a day to relax. We sat around drinking Scooby-Dew all morning, skipped the soup kitchen, then eventually cleaned Ula-tek's cage.

Trish asked Fred for a lift to the post office, when she could've just waited for Car-girl. While they were gone, I took a bath, then played Blue Sunday a couple times on the keyboard.

We ordered out a veggie lover's, stuffed crust pizza, which is now being discounted 50% to employees. After Trish's shower, while I surfed Hot or Not, & she cleaned the frying pan for today's breakfast, we watched the original mini-series of Battlestar Galactica.

So this morning, I checked the Hot or Not site out again: L. Fantasy had left me a letter. This was good: she respects my relationship. While on the site, I checked out the online chat feature. Robin started to send messages, I protested that I had to read sciencenews.org, she deleted me. Then, while I once more searched images, someone who wanted an LTR hit me up. I informed her that we could be pen-pals, but not lovers. Trish's reaction to K. Fantasy has made me wary of women who demand this. I sent her a note explaining why.

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