Round a-bout, 4/6/03 4:05 AM, ya’ll “SecretSun7@cs.com” said:
> While occassionally enjoyable, your column was among the least illuminating,
> giving your strained and colloquial use of allegory. Breszny would never stoop
> to this. After all, he displays a genuine talent for metaphor as a means to
> challenge the reader’s hunger for information as he originated it in the Santa
> Cruz weekly Sun decades ago. Your Ma Wetzel would be ashamed of your newfound
> greed. Pat yourself on the back for joining the texas (intentionally not
> capitalized) campaign to suck money (and power) from the rest of the country
> while offering little or nothing in return (a la Enron Cheney / Bush). Just
> remember texas, what goes around, comes around. Your greed may be big, but
> your integrity is very very small.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to write in!
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“Ibam ibi, feci id, aditus piscari.”
Kramer Wetzel (no relation to any fictional character)
Astrology Home Buoy –> http://www.astrofish.net
Say something funny.
When I was at Linda’s to teach on Wednesday night, I found a copy of the program for the upcoming “Body Mind Soul Expo” with my speaking slot filled with “XXX” at “xxx”.
I like that, though, think about it. It was either that, or I was supposed to talk about Fly Girl Products.
Another reader from CA, affiliated with some church, dropped off some chocolates. I promptly set the box up as bait. Another friend’s Taurus daughter came by and pulled a “Harry Met Sally.”
“Oh my heart is racing,” she said [swoon>, hand to forehead.
“Yeah, I do that’s what I do to women,” I replied.
“No Kramer, it was the chocolate.”
Dinner with a few folks at Romeo’s, listened while my Pisces friend outlined her next workshop, intended to make males more sensitive to a woman’s desires.
Got home late and tweaked one more script, and presto-changoe, it all works now.
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