Memories well worth keeping alive though!
Thanx for yours being part of ours.
Roady
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Subject: Re: [BP] What's a good
Description without a Prescription
You're right. It just ain't like the old days
anymore. Then, we had house guests just back from helping the Dali Lama
establish a new home in India, and after dinner they would get out a beautiful
leather attaché case and say lovingly to each other as they opened it,
"Well, would you prefer the Tibetan Blue or the Nepalese Red tonight?"
as they pondered over all the exotic brands of in-sense they had to choose
from.
cp lamenting for the passing of '60's in bc
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Sent: Friday, June 15,
2007 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: [BP] What's a
good Description without a Prescription
Well I don’t know about YOU but my
old factory glands seem more sensitive to froo froo than they used to was. I
don’t last 30 seconds in one of those “specialty” shops
anymore before the old Jim Durante starts going bonkers and I’m looking
for the closest street corner or watering hole to hang out in until the
“shopping” is over. So I was kinda surprised to find my old pal
with a trunk full of exotic incense and unending stories about how hard it is
to find the good stuff anymore. I was thinking “you can say that
again!” when it turns out he’s talking about essence of this and
little pink fuzzy sticks of that and I’m slowly stepping away from the
trunk thinking Don! What the hell happened?
Know what I mean?
Roady
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