SeedS
Just a quick update. despite an 'unheard of' 8 hours of continuous sleep last night, i still feel tired and that i need to 'catch up'. things are going well out here. speaking of 'things', my mom asked me today if i trimmed my thing, with 2 other family members around. she was referring to my goatee, of course, but it turned into a huge comic relief type 'thing' that quickly spread throughout the funeral home later in the evening. guess you had to be here:) so, the 'thing' i am most proud of: how i am proudly telling my friends (most who are smokers) and family (all who are non smokers) that i AM a non smoker! YEAH ME! the smell of it on others (which i never used to discern) strangely entices me, but thankfully the thought of 'turning back to the dark side' TOTALLY disgusts me. also, being confronted with death makes me appreciate life more. and smoking is SERIALLY NOT a life affirming activity. also: i love airports! they need more style though. i know they are large, expensive structures, but still. come on! airports have to be one of the best spots to 'people watch'. i am surprised commercialization is not pushed more than it is. movie theaters come to mind. make people want to have long layovers! provide families with more opportunities to do things at the airport, before going thru security. and before i end this, one quick item that i learned from reading the USA Today on the plane mon. 'they' are building a seed depository in norway. it is being called the noah's ark of seeds. seeds from throughout the world are to be stored there, in case of global catastrophe / disaster. to expedite their collection efforts, they are sending pre paid envelopes to all stoners... j/k! but seriously, it sounds like a good idea, in theory. but if there is a global scale disaster, who will be around to go up to norway, get the seeds (the depository is to be burrowed deep inside a mountain), and then head somewhere way warmer and plant them?? those crazy norwayians :)


2 Comments:
maybe the current climate has something to do with where they are stored now?
21/6/06 07:57
no, to my knowledge, this is something brand new that the 'norwayians' are doing on their own. my point is, if there is a gloabl catastrophe that wipes out vegetation at such a drastic scale, what chance do humans have of being around to use these seeds to repopulate the earth of said vegetation.
21/6/06 23:01
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