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Living it up on the day of the dead
... have a lunatic on your hands and should call the police, but beware the risk of YOU being the one getting arrested…
Again, this was just a scenario that had me giggling to myself at a moment as good as any for such silly thoughts.
I’m not sure how I will survive going back to that cold place I normally live in. It is so much easier living in a world where “outside” is the same nice warm kind temperature as inside. Where ...
Is this really legal??
... day of the Earth, and if that would have been the case, my last day would have been a happy one.
I spent hours in the water, swimming for at least one, floating face up the rest of the time, just watching heaven, like I had just surrendered to my fate. Right now my fate is too good, SO DAMN GOOD in fact that it is causing me to wonder if it is really legal to be this happy… Is it REALLY OK to feel this good?
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Crime but no punishment
... ll catch up when I come back. I have a snnnneeeeaky feeling I will. I’ve pretty much made myself a second home here…
Like mentioned in a previous entry, I am falling more and more in love with the ocean. It’s too soon to dive deep into his heart anyway, I want to take things slow. I’ve seen him every day except yesterday, and it almost frightened me how much I missed him. The day felt incomplete.
So today I went to him ...
Cleaning my soul but keeping a dirty mind...
... tree resin used as ceremonially burned incense by the cultures of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica - he said it contained the power of the prayers of 800 people, and that I should take a small piece and burn it when I feel sad or when I need strength. I know it will work, even if it only brings back the memory of this day.
Like a lucky charm I keep it in my purse wrapped in a piece of paper with the words to Paloma Negra hand-written on it.
After this ...
They said, "Don't go, there are banditos." We went
... of 5 foot high tobacco plants, tomatoes, limes, squash , loofah , and coconuts. We learned about how they wash and cure the organic tobacco, the honey, then hand roll the cigars. Bruce and the Black Dragon family all got to sample their first fresh coconut, picked by Bruce , and opened by machete . As good as I remembered.
From the field it was ...
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