You will never feel like you are getting older because you will always be celebrating your son's day 40 years younger than you, you lucky man. You got the birthday set up ~ Enjoy my young man! Time is precious, so precious. Here is to your folks who brought you here to celebrate. May they rest in PEACE!
Hey Ron, Well CP and I miss your radiant presence in our Mill Valley home. It seems that this excellent weather is going to last a while. When you come back up here be sure to bring your bike. Hope you and Lyle have an excellent birthday. We are who bumbling in paradise.
Lots of Love and Peace Wayne-O
turns out John Brown's Body/Blue King Brown are playing this Thursday, not Wednesday...and there is also some mellow dub on Monday and Tuesday; the group Midnite, also at the location very close to my pad, which Scott could attend since he does not have salsa rehearsal on those days. http://www.myspace.com/midnitevi
Hi Ronnie,
Thank-you for your heart, it is so precious to me.... I like to think of myself as a humanitarian and now in this space and time, a virtual activist, welcome to the virtual revolution type of thing. I want to inspire and motivate and make people think in a different way, a way they may not have considered before. How can we inspire one another? How can we create a new perception for our planet? I believe it is most important to recognize that we may have the ability to be architects appreciating the twilight while bringing in a new dawn. Creating a paradigm shift in the way people think is a powerful and a responsible gift to mankind- to work for the greater good. I think we all need to be thinking more globally and acting more joyfully, if we want to sustain what we have for future generations. I would be proud to be a part of making that happen ~ being a change agent. I also foresee a rejuvenation of the human spirit in America and I would like to encourage America's image to reflect the true goodness people are capable of. I seek to educate people about poverty alleviation and engage people in transformative experiences. You are correct in thinking that we do indeed need to sharpen the focus in love, life and friendship and open our eyes to really helping those in need. Dreaming to keep us moving forward is important, making it a reality more so. With love dear-heart always, CP
Hey Ronnie, Thanks alot for all the help up north. I enjoyed my stay at your home you and Cris made me feel so comfortable. I'm here on my lap top with Grandpa Elkin. He's doing real well, still as sharp as a tack.
Scott got moved in to his new house! It looks very well loved. i hope your moving is going great too! talk to you soon! i know that your love is strong; know that i never doubt that!
At 12:44am on February 23, 2009, Sara Erickson said…
Got ur message, and again welcome to the Bay. One of these nights let's have dinner and get together. talk to you soon!
So it's godesses you say . . . I think you're on to something. I don't know why it has to be the way this glass is blown by that Chiole glass blowing commune some where up in Oregon or Washington.
Hey Vato I really like the way you tricked out your short I mean your iPeace page too bad you can't click some dingle balls around your windshield I mean your message window.
I took this photo after school in one of your favorite towns in the north bay Bolinas.
Hey Ron I'm elated that you joined I peace. This will be a place that will add strength and direction to our voices. This will be a great form to exercise your writing skills. There are many like minded people that will appreciate your peaceful cosmic pan cultural line of reasoning. This is a new day on the web. Oh yeah you've got to get a good mug shot of yourself. I'll scan around my sources. Welcome home my good good friend.
Hi Ron,
You are such a prolific writer! I enjoyed your profile and think you must be a very interesting guy. I feel you should continue writing about the your reverence for the goddess. How do you understand the nature of worshiping the goddess as a path to enlightenment? Also, If "change seeds the mind," how can we seed peace into the mind?
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Hey Ron, Well CP and I miss your radiant presence in our Mill Valley home. It seems that this excellent weather is going to last a while. When you come back up here be sure to bring your bike. Hope you and Lyle have an excellent birthday. We are who bumbling in paradise.Lots of Love and Peace Wayne-O
Ronnie Come be part of our groupGandhi, man of peace
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nice ride today - ride the wave strong my friend!
Thank-you for your heart, it is so precious to me.... I like to think of myself as a humanitarian and now in this space and time, a virtual activist, welcome to the virtual revolution type of thing. I want to inspire and motivate and make people think in a different way, a way they may not have considered before. How can we inspire one another? How can we create a new perception for our planet? I believe it is most important to recognize that we may have the ability to be architects appreciating the twilight while bringing in a new dawn. Creating a paradigm shift in the way people think is a powerful and a responsible gift to mankind- to work for the greater good. I think we all need to be thinking more globally and acting more joyfully, if we want to sustain what we have for future generations. I would be proud to be a part of making that happen ~ being a change agent. I also foresee a rejuvenation of the human spirit in America and I would like to encourage America's image to reflect the true goodness people are capable of. I seek to educate people about poverty alleviation and engage people in transformative experiences. You are correct in thinking that we do indeed need to sharpen the focus in love, life and friendship and open our eyes to really helping those in need. Dreaming to keep us moving forward is important, making it a reality more so. With love dear-heart always, CP
Hey Ronnie, Thanks alot for all the help up north. I enjoyed my stay at your home you and Cris made me feel so comfortable. I'm here on my lap top with Grandpa Elkin. He's doing real well, still as sharp as a tack.
Ron do you like the Chiole glass? I got a real cool one.
So it's godesses you say . . . I think you're on to something. I don't know why it has to be the way this glass is blown by that Chiole glass blowing commune some where up in Oregon or Washington.
Yo Ronnie, I think you've got to have the Godess with a lot of PIZZAZZ !Haight St. San FranciscoI took this photo after school in one of your favorite towns in the north bay Bolinas.
Hey Ron I'm elated that you joined I peace. This will be a place that will add strength and direction to our voices. This will be a great form to exercise your writing skills. There are many like minded people that will appreciate your peaceful cosmic pan cultural line of reasoning. This is a new day on the web. Oh yeah you've got to get a good mug shot of yourself. I'll scan around my sources. Welcome home my good good friend.You are such a prolific writer! I enjoyed your profile and think you must be a very interesting guy. I feel you should continue writing about the your reverence for the goddess. How do you understand the nature of worshiping the goddess as a path to enlightenment? Also, If "change seeds the mind," how can we seed peace into the mind?
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