Tuesday, November 16, 2010

time travelers















This morning's dance.

Life blushes with color. The day drunk with light while i sipped coffee trying to untie myself from a dark lace of dreams, and last night.
Couldn't help grinning at the paradox of things.
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I tried to drown my sorrows, but the bastards learned how to swim, and now I am overwhelmed by this decent and good feeling.

Frida Kahlo
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Am only on the precipice of what I need/want to accomplish.

Online a few times a week exchanging only necessary mail.
Its amazing. Internet like a second blood system to our individual (and collective) systems now; day by day. And how long have we been using it?  Not that long.

We all probably know some people (a dying breed) who didn't know a tv for long periods of life, and then only a few odd channels. Now ... the easy capacity to scramble into worlds away ... we are time travelers, we just don't yet call it that way.
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blessings

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14 comments:

Disa said...

those bastards CAN swim! love you write and think even when it's homicidal :)

Seth said...

You have such a way with words! Beautiful.

Anonymous said...

I like the Frida Kahlo quote..

and i think we all time travel - all the time. In fact so rarely present in the moment, that would be the real adventure.

Laura said...

time travelers....through memory of soul and cells...internet and photographs held in hands...

I love this line: "trying to untie myself from a dark lace of dreams, and last night."

so beautiful.

Christine Clemmensen said...

"the bastards learned how to swim" :-)
I love this

Yes, it's weird how we all of a sudden "need" this massive form of communication. I find myself overloading sometimes. Due to my work, I can't take time "off", but it sounds so wonderful when you descibe your experiences with it. I should be bold and try it in a holiday next time one comes along.
You are an inspiration
Have a wonderful weekend :-)

Andrea Tachezy said...

Thank you for the words. Na zdraví!

rivergardenstudio said...

i hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving,
some soft and beautiful moments,
and time to laugh and cry... roxanne

Shayla said...

Loved your thoughts about time travel and the quote.

Leslie said...

Love the Frida Kahlo quote.

You touch with your words too.

Donna Iona Drozda said...

"I tried to drown my sorrows but the bastards learned how to swim..."
How great is that!

Your pictured view reminds me of my old haunts...gotta love that Euclidian Plane.

Good to see you.
Thanks giving.

Anonymous said...

Stimulating stuff. Man has become machine. Forget robots being human.

Marjojo said...

Joining you on the precipice... Virtual and real are so much closer than I used to think.

Christine Clemmensen said...

Happy Thanksgiving :-)
(I think I'm late - we don't celebrate Thanksgiving here)Not that we're not thankful. I think. I'm thankful.(and rambling a little bit) Thank you :-)

It's snowing much. Is it snowing where you are? November came as a surprise to me this year. Hm. November is welcome. December too. Snow makes everything silent.
;-) xo

Ursula Achten said...

Yes we are. And we even lose some or many parts of us in the different universes while travelling...and sometimes it's so difficult to put yourself together.