Thank you MZ, it is what is simply in my mind, or was, for everyone here. There is always so much to do and enjoy, and I enjoy creating stuff.
Art and music and writing and work and friendship and unloading the dishwasher and landscaping the yard and watching the hummingbirds, all whirls by in a full day, 24x7, an endless parade of "learning opportunities" to dynamically enjoy. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, maskedzebra <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Dear whynotnow: > > One of the the charming and benign posts I have read at FFL. Insightful too. > This makes me take more seriously your perspective on life. Because of > howyou will excuse megently loving it all is. And intelligent. > > I went to write "Jim", but felt that I was, inside the context of your > impressions of everyone at FFL, appropriating an intimacy that is not there > (I mean between us). > > I like how personal, how unmystical, how real all these comments are. And how > free they are of malice and resentment. > > An unusual and I would say unforgettable post here at FFL. > > maskedzebra > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@> wrote: > > > > I was thinking about this electronic mind space we call FFL, and decided I > > would write down my impressions of everyone on here, taken from the most > > recent posting count (the numbers next to each name are their last > > cumulative posts). I didn't do any further "research" on anyone, just put > > the names into Word and started writing. Here's what I came up with: > > > > 45 Yifu - your picture postings are prolific enough that I don't look at > > all of them, though the choices I have seen are always provocative and > > sometimes spectacular. > > > > 34 Bhairitu you seem like a mellow guy, techie too, and media guru. > > > > 31 turquoiseb- always taking the opposite slant, excellent writer, I enjoy > > your stuff most when you are doing a snapshot of your interesting > > surroundings. Just my preference. > > > > 30 whynotnow7- what can I say? Its me. > > > > 29 authfriend- I enjoy your writing immensely Judy. Always a lighthouse of > > consistency. And some of your stuff is downright hilarious! > > > > 24 Ravi Yogi- "The Mad Yogi" I know you are eminently sane though you put > > on a very entertaining act for us all, bruvva. > > > > 19 seventhray1- despite your infamous buffet incident, you have the driest > > humor here. Arizona. I like it , though leaves me parched sometimes. > > > > 19 cardemaister- word master from way up near the artic circle. I often > > read your stuff and enjoy the vibrations both Finnish and Sanskrit. You > > have posted some great musical vids too. > > > > 18 Buck- You are all heart Iowa farmer to me, with a devotional streak a > > mile wide. God bless you. > > > > 17 obbajeeba- wtf? Right brain all the way! Highly puzzling sometimes and > > other times, straight into the heart. Bulzeye. > > > > 16 Mark Landau- Sincere deep guy trying his damnedest to sell a pair of > > shoes.:-) > > > > 15 maskedzebra A thicket of flowers, and it all grows and changes so > > fast. Kind of a psychedelic writing, though coherent too. An instant > > addition to the cyber thought parade. > > > > 15 Denise Evans- An admirable addition to the mindshare. > > > > 14 nablusoss1008- the aurora borealis. > > > > 14 John- sorry, not sure which John this is. > > > > 13 wgm4u- TM is not a religion, but religion helps. Can't argue with that. > > > > > > 13 richardwillytexwilliams- you seem like a good guy from what I can tell. > > > > > > 10 Bob Price- Hey Bob I hope you are having a good year. You strike as > > extremely quick minded, with a full life. > > > > 9 curtisdeltablues- You are someone to grab a Thai ice tea or a shot of > > Navan with, and yack up a storm. > > > > 9 Xenophaneros Anartaxius Keen mind you obviously enjoy describing > > models of reality, and I sometimes enjoy walking around inside of them. > > > > > > 7 Tom Pall- straight up. You are like a shot of silver tequila, lemon and > > salt. > > > > 7 Rick Archer- Hi, you are the only one on here who I have actually met in > > person, in 1978, Livingston Manor, NY. Last snow was in May. First snow was > > in July. I did see the Northern Lights a number of times up there. > > > > 5 Vaj who knows? Its all about religion with you. > > > > 5 Sal Sunshine- Less is more. A spare and lively presence here. > > > > 4 merudanda keep confusing you with obbajeeba. > > > > 3 stevelf- who? > > > > 3 pranamoocher- probably the best "cyberhandle" on here. > > > > 3 martyboi - > > > > 3 Duveyoung the guy who rides the weird tricycle thing, somehow related > > in your writing to maskedzebra in the intensity and depth. > > > > 2 emptybill- the clearest name and form on here. I can hear the winds > > blowing through your open soul. > > > > 2 Richard Mays- TMO ad guy. Thank you for the free subscription! > > > > 2 Alex Stanley- seems like you are having fun. > > > > 1 shukra69- devotion. > > > > 1 seekliberation- > > > > 1 raunchydog always like your postings. Well written and clear, to the > > point. Light and decisive at the same time. > > > > 1 merlin- Is it the old fellow who comes on here ranting and raving? > > > > 1 johnt unfortunately I don't know which john you are. > > > > 1 gullible fool a gentle soul. > > > > 1 eustace10679- hmmmm > > > > 1 azgrey- second driest wit on here, next to seventhray. > > > > 1 Susananother clear and gentle soul. I always enjoy reading your > > postings. > > > > 1 "martin.quickman"- was that spam? > > >
