Catching up....details on a hot day...

Date:   6/21/2008 4:05:09 PM ( 16 y ago)

1:53 PM
JUne 21, 08

Very, very hot.
The summer is taking off with an ennormous heat.

the woman the Union Back asked if I was keeping cool?

I am not even trying.

Just took off my shirt and sitting here very hot.

May jump in the shower.

Thought I would be out the door, to La Milpa Organica Farm
but taking care of some business with timelines.

Paid at credit card near due..
Ordered a new debit biz card. The letters are worn down.
Calling back credit card company for a new number.
Sorry I cannot find the new card that was sent out.

Going through old mail, I have had two back to back international conferences
and really have been burning the candle at four ends.

Crumpy and irritated...

Tired and need rest...want to go out to play,
but don't have the juice this minute.

OTA: O.K. wrong count....
got to print more photos owned...
burned a disk. Ouch, a new invoice too?

Turn in disk to Fromex before I leave for farm Solstice.

Went to find my copy of THE FUTURE OF FOOD.
Can't find it.

I really liked my results from BIO.

So many good people there.

I do not think many know the Results on people's lives
for some of these inventions. THE FUTURE OF FOOD is
a wake up call.

Deep, deep issues here.

The industry is growing so very fast, and people are giving Venture capital
to things that may not be good down the pike.

IF you gambled megabucks on a Venture, and then learned it was not good
for others, would you withdraw, accepting it was a bad investment?
Would you keep pushing, even if you knew your $$$ was hurting others????

I do feel more commuications needs to come out about the investments
that are being made.

I hear that last year's brainchild Ethanol is already being considered not so hot
an idea this year.

So one with the investments.

It's like a horserace, but the stakes are very high.

Got to rest before I do more.

2:14 PM

shower...







 

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