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The most beautiful form I've ever seen chaos take is how I
described the dinner, the transcendence of it, in circle this
afternoon. I am continually amazed how even the walking
wounded among the faeries can give tremendous amounts of
themselves, like a bottomless pit of resources, just a part of
the therapy of service, give and get; and so many voices, all
at once, so many lilts, so many laughs amid the seriousness of
being, so many Fabulous stories, as if we are always on the
lookout for the "bon mot", the good story, some little
epiphany to pass on, even if it's just the sad little story of
the flat tire. These people hanker after community, have it
at least in this moment
Amber
Fox was amazing! I seriously enjoyed myself! I
was unaccustomed to the Canadian laid back feel but I took a
few valium and adjusted so to speak, hey I can slur my words
like the best of you muthas! The tea party was the crown
jewel in the whole weekend. Thank Pinky if you see him for
the fab tea candies, a little woody tasting but great.
Stars. The stars at night are an unexpected gift, an offering beyond belief ... feel that familiar lazy tickle, waiting, ready to turn
this like so many things to sex; I imagine my calves tensing,
my thighs tensing, every part of my lower body locking in its
drive to support the spurt of gism onto the waiting flesh,
Soft underbelly of hand: rich in milk of touching memories.
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