Dear Ones,
Don't you feel lucky to have lived through the
old halloween, that was less corpulent-corporation and more, well, creative and in the murk with tape and glue and staples?
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(like) Halloween Guy - from Friend in the Bay Area
Art Ranger feels close to the ground while some may have their head in the cloud: | | |
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| Sidewalk encounter: Paso Robles |
One Halloween, the neighbors placed arms and legs on their barbeque grill. A man who didn't say a word, but sat on his front porch stonefaced like a charred wax-musuem figure, was most frightening of all; while windows spooked out music with curtains adrift in the wind.
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| banana arabesque in Corral de Tierra |
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| A most unusual parkinglot surprise of the squashed abandoned kind: a vegetable that badly needs its butter. |
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| Cone Patina discourages candy corn comparison |
This week, a found quote from boy student regarding ocean health: how long does plastic take to break down? ..."... a llllllong.... ass.... time ....". Hope you have a sweet week that also includes some sweating. Please send your beads of it to: FAF@homelandinspiration.net and we will appreciate the freshness.
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