9:35 AM
12/2/06

#58095 asks:
Is there a product I do not promote
with a link?

Dear #58095,

In our Insane world,
I find journaling, and now Blogging,
a way to keep my own sanity together
to the degree I do.

Glad you stopped by.
I have an open journal,
and many times I am writing
for me to keep me sane.

Faced with the Insanity that I cannot count
on the EG Mobile to work when I get up
tomorrow to teach a class,
sometimes I find keeping meticulous notes
a way I "tack" down all the corners
of my life.

I link lots of times for my own followup.
I like to check out the sites for the products
I purchase.

Once, there was a columnist in the
Reader, a local paper, that use to
do meticulous funny drawings of things
like a Tack or a Clotheline and explain
what it is for.

That is how I feel about that photo
I borrowed from the battery Jumper Company.

I link because I like to know more
about the products I use, especially
when I am dealing with something very strange
and out of my realm experience.

Some times I link because i want to get
in touch with their Tech Support,
and linking is convenient way
for me to get in touch with the company
without having to go on a hunt for
the printed materials.

I am not sure in this case if I will
be able to use this Battery Jumper
without help. My shouders are not
flexible enough to reach that deep
into where the battery stands inside
my 68 VW van.

If There was a link on line to show
you, I would link to that picture
so you could see how deep inside the
battery is stored!

In the old days, Richard and I use
to go snake hunting, there was a tool
to catch a rattlesnake without getting that
close.

Last night, in my dream, I was wanting
some kind of extention--it would have to be strong--
that I could extend my reach to where
I could connect the battery cables to
the positive and negative pole places
on the battery.


If you have a link for such an contraption
please do not hesitate to link it to me.

Now that I think of it,
I agree with you!

I love linking things.

Last night I went to Von's.
There was this lovely lady
buying some Chicken Wings.
I was wondering how those
Wings would link up with her
health in twenty years.

Then, I was linking in my mind
a picture of a field in the San Jauquin
Valley with the its haze and pollution with
the way she was spending her shopping dollars.
I am sure there is a link.

Oh Dear God,
someday, somehow,
May this Whole Beautiful World
be seen for what is it...
all Linked up.

in friendship,
Leslie