Howie and I have been having a lot of discussions these past few weeks about much of what you're talking about in this post. We're coming to a T in the road as we get replaced as grapevine suppliers by machinery, looking at it as an opportunity to hone our conscious creating skills- instead of turning left or right we're going straight through that wall of illusion ahead :)
Did you have fun on your trip?
Heading to SC to stay with Zoe and Josh for the next ten days, but I'll have my laptop so I'll still be posting- hopefully one of those posts will be of Zoe and I sky diving :)
I'm thanking the grapevine machines in advance for giving you the opportunity to exceed in human nature and to further navigate freely in creation.
The best part of traveling lately was simply being on the open road with the wind, but otherwise the trip was just some out-of-town work that took a few more days than planned. Listened to a bunch of Free Zone podcasts for my esoteric conspiracy fix on the road, and watched 'mud flood' videos at night for the most part. This mud flood mystery is tripping me out; I can't solve it so I keep looking at old photos and drawings trying to figure out what is up with our history and thus our current reality. Mind bending stuff, I don't even know what to say about it yet!
I'm glad you get to see the kid(s), sounds like a fun time. I was thinking it was too cold to skydive, but I guess it's always cold 'up there' anyway, and is probably the least thing on one's mind when thinking of getting on a little plane, going into the sky and then jumping out of it.
Hey there, is everything okay? I got home a couple days ago, settling back in. Had a great time with the kiddos, though the sky diving fell through unfortunately, wasn't meant to be this time around.
Hey yes all is fine! I didn't mean to vanish, it's multiple springtime distractions going on lately, and I decided to build a couple of columns and install a bookcase between them against this mirrored wall here. So, everything is in disarray until I can finish the finish (venetian plaster) on the columns and put things back together.
Oh bummer about the sky-diving, another time then. Also, maybe some warmer weather will make it even more pleasant when you're coming down so quickly from the sky.
Understood! Sounds awesome, look forward to seeing pics!