Ken,  Cable tool or rotary?



At 8:03 AM -0400 9/15/07, Gabriel Orgrease wrote:
So the woman was predisposed to have
>it out for me (her husband was the local well driller -- I spent many
>hours watching him work -- such a curiously kool profession).




The high school I attended had "cinderblock" walls and I spent far too much
time entranced with the holes, lines and imperfections.  That's probably
why I retained very little of the subject matter at hand.  Ruth
>Regardless, one can stand at close proximity to a concrete block wall
>and be bored and feel tortured, or one can find it entertaining. I found
>it entertaining to study the imperfections, the spider lines, the bumps
>of mortar, to map out the wall. For the most part none of us looks at
>the world in this manner, we would not ever be able to stand it and some
>of us would go mad in the process, if we have not already... but I think
>it is interesting that if we know to do it that we can go to that place
>of small details and focus. Attendant on this was that the cafeteria
>attendant was frustrated when she approached me to release me from
>torture I was very happy to describe to her how sincerely interesting
>the wall was. I got more pleasure from that.
>


I don't know of Mr. Giorno, is he good looking or why did they want an
image of his physiogamy?
>Two young women approached us as we were standing in the garden the
>other evening and asked if they could do a photo shoot the next day of
>John Giorno. He is to be their guest of honor at a spoken work festival
>in Montreal. They were given permission as long as nobody saw them do
>it... the owner (away on the left coast) of the site charges a hefty fee
>for photo shoots at the site. I did not get to meet John Giorno. Nor did
>I hear him in the garden.
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