but i don't need to be telling you that do i...

i was laughing my a** off as read your saga... of the morning events as they unfolded... and i must say... you didn't leave out the slightest of details either...
and all i can say is... sadhana has to be the most exhilerating experience one could ever take part in... especailly to lure one out of a nice warm bed to go through the travails you went through to get to your meeting @3:30am...

3:30am wouldn't be that much of a problem for me... as i seem to be a born again night owl anyway... seems i am rarely able to sleep before then... all i have to do is drink a couple of cups of coffe and i'm wired for sound... that stuff plays havoc with my sleep patterns... but whenever i am with friends i find it hard to resist... it is a drug of course... but the one and only drug i allow myself... i enjoy the mental alertness that it induces... but like every drug it has it trade off... and let me add that i rarely drink coffee at home... but it seems to happen frequently whenever i go out... so maybe i should stay home huh... (and do what... sleep of course)... lol... ;-)

thanks for sharing your hilarious ordeal with us...
i needed a good laugh this early in the morning... afterall...
laughter is medicine for the soul...
you just take care... ya hear...
and make sure to keep an eye on the gas guage...
and for goodness sakes...
stop running those red lights or you'll be blogging from a cell... lol... ;-)
amd beware of the 'gurus' with bubble gum machines stuck on top of their cars...
(you know the ones... those dj's with all the pretty blinking blue lights)...
there is so much to be "aware" of isn't there... lol... ;-)
but you certainly sound like you're onto something miraculously exhilaratin...
and also... you might try thinking of it this way...
you are the pioneer that is blazing the trail for the rest of heathens to follow...
we'll be right behind you... lol... ;-)
but take care ok...
God bless...

"it's a wonderful day in the neighborhood little girl"...
lol...
;-)