New thought provoking question....
TC3
occupation/profession would be...keep it clean! I would love to own a
bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just hang
and read all day and talk to the customers. What would you all do??????
My second choice would be an artist, I was going to go to art school over
nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an artist....well,
I almost starved to death as a nurse.. Have fun...Cheryl
boardbabe
TC3 wrote in message
>I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
>occupation/profession would be...keep it clean!
A hit woman!!!
No,
Actually, I love to owe my own surf shop and design surf wear for the real
woman not size 2 barbie dolls like Jennifer, Mariah, etc.
Justa Hillbilly
>I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
>occupation/profession would be...keep it clean!
A wanderer...
and she wants...
>I would love to own a
>bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just hang
>and read all day and talk to the customers. What would you all do??????
>My second choice would be an artist, I was going to go to art school over
>nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an artist....well,
>I almost starved to death as a nurse.. Have fun...Cheryl
>
Ohh we get a second choice in case the first falls through huh? Cool... Then
I
would say ..... ummmm ......An astronomer, I could handle living with the
stars...OR....A Pirate!!!
luv,
Cathy
Chris Canning
original message.
Justa Hillbilly wrote:
>
> Cheryl wants to know...
>
> >I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
> >occupation/profession would be...keep it clean!
>
> A wanderer...
>
> and she wants...
> >I would love to own a
> >bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just hang
> >and read all day and talk to the customers.
Want a partner? Can we include an internet cafe and a snack bar
with lots of yummy whole foods to eat?
When I was in grade school I was always in trouble. Mostly for
reading when I should be paying attention. For punishment they
sentenced me to work in the library. I loved it. Books started
filling my head with all kinds of differing and strange ideas from
the moment my mother taught me to read. I went through all of the
shelves looking at every book they had and put the lost ones back
where they belonged. It is amazing the number of misfiled books
that are in library. Maybe it is some sort obsessive disorder but
to this day I go through the shelves and find the missing books at
the library. (sorry irrelevant I know. The memories just got
triggered somehow)
What would you all do??????
> >My second choice would be an artist,
I think being an artist is more of a lifestyle and mindset than a
profession. There is room for artistic expression in almost
everything we do. If you can make money at it then it is really
great. But when money becomes the objective the expression suffers.
I was going to go to art school over
> >nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an artist....well,
> >I almost starved to death as a nurse..
Nurses are over worked and underpaid quite often. Those that really
care about people are very over worked and tend to burn out just
from the sheer pressure of the limitations they are placed under.
My ex-wife was one such nurse. She worked herself nearly to death
and was always unhappy that it was not enough. Never could be
enough. It was the intensity of her caring that made me love her
so. She felt the pain of all creatures great and small deep in her
heart and soul. That is just too much for one person to bear.
> Have fun...Cheryl
Ok But I am feeling a little melancholy at the moment.
Chris
Justa Hillbilly
>
>A hit woman!!!
>
>No,
>Actually, I love to owe my own surf shop and design surf wear for the real
>woman not size 2 barbie dolls like Jennifer, Mariah, etc.
>
I am offended;-( I am a size 3, and I damn sure AIN'T NO BARBIE DOLL!!!!
luv,
Cathy
(who ain't wearing one of Tanyas designs!!;-)~
Justa Hillbilly
>Ok But I am feeling a little melancholy at the moment.
>
>Chris
{{{{{{{Chris}}}}}}}
Chris Canning
Thank you (((Cathy)))
Chris
me of all people
TC3
"Chris Canning" <kwa...@nmfiber.com> wrote in message
news:38B7FC23...@nmfiber.com...
TC3
> Sorry Cathy but I must jump over you because I never received the
> original message.
>
> Justa Hillbilly wrote:
> >
> > Cheryl wants to know...
> >
> > >I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
> > >occupation/profession would be...keep it clean!
> >
> > A wanderer...
> >
> > and she wants...
> > >I would love to own a
> > >bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just
hang
> > >and read all day and talk to the customers.
>
> Want a partner? Can we include an internet cafe and a snack bar
> with lots of yummy whole foods to eat?
A partner with your intelligence would be great! :o)
>
> When I was in grade school I was always in trouble. Mostly for
> reading when I should be paying attention. For punishment they
> sentenced me to work in the library. I loved it. Books started
> filling my head with all kinds of differing and strange ideas from
> the moment my mother taught me to read. I went through all of the
> shelves looking at every book they had and put the lost ones back
> where they belonged. It is amazing the number of misfiled books
> that are in library. Maybe it is some sort obsessive disorder but
> to this day I go through the shelves and find the missing books at
> the library. (sorry irrelevant I know. The memories just got
> triggered somehow)
My first memories are the one block walk to the library. I would always
pick out novels, no children's books and my mom would gently remind me that
I had to get the Dick and Jane type books, I wanted War and Peace! I
remember the smell of a library, I love that whole atmosphere.
>
> What would you all do??????
> > >My second choice would be an artist,
>
> I think being an artist is more of a lifestyle and mindset than a
> profession. There is room for artistic expression in almost
> everything we do. If you can make money at it then it is really
> great. But when money becomes the objective the expression suffers.
I agree with you. I wanted to go into commercial art, I wanted to do
layouts in magazines(I am a periodical junkie) and I think I would of really
enjoyed it, although, very competitive field.
>
> I was going to go to art school over
> > >nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an
artist....well,
> > >I almost starved to death as a nurse..
>
> Nurses are over worked and underpaid quite often. Those that really
> care about people are very over worked and tend to burn out just
> from the sheer pressure of the limitations they are placed under.
> My ex-wife was one such nurse. She worked herself nearly to death
> and was always unhappy that it was not enough. Never could be
> enough. It was the intensity of her caring that made me love her
> so. She felt the pain of all creatures great and small deep in her
> heart and soul. That is just too much for one person to bear.
I took every patient home in my heart and mind. It was hard. The hardest
thing I ever had to do was this, I had an 18(I think or at least 20) year
old, he had muscular dystrophy and he was dying. The only option he had was
a ventilator for the rest of his life. He chose to die that day. I had to
make all kinds of meetings, plans and then it was an eight hour ordeal of
watching him die. His dad got there 5 minutes too late and the patient was
waiting for him. I remember his mom and brother sitting there talking to
him, stroking him...he finally died by 3 pm and it was time for me to go, I
couldn't, I cried the whole time Donna and I bathed him and wrapped his
contorted body up. I will never forget that day. I have a million other
stories like it and believe me, they haunt you. Nursing is one of the most
difficult, underpaid, undernoticed profession. And to be honest, nurses eat
their young so it's no wonder they cannot move ahead with the times.
sigh....now I am melancholy!
>
> > Have fun...Cheryl
>
> Ok But I am feeling a little melancholy at the moment.
>
It's okay, I am with you. Cheryl
> Chris
TC3
I truly believe my profession of being a nurse is my true love. To help a
sick human feel as well as they can gives me great pleasure....nursing is a
science and an art.
"Kitzy" <kitzn...@aol.comspatula> wrote in message
news:20000226212240...@ng-fe1.aol.com...
> >So to belatedly answer your question, I would spend my life at the
canvas.
> >
> >Kitznegari
>
> Kitzy<---just realized she has her dream job...how many people in the
world can
> say that??? YAY!
>
> Kitznegari
> -----
> I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
> Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
TC3
We were told to become the chair, feel the chair and make it into us...as if
we could feel the cool wood, or whatever your chair was in texture....it was
awesome, best thing I ever did, I always went at my art that way
afterwards....Feel it. When you feel it, become it, you can truly express
it in your work. Okay, let's open a bookstore/art studio/ coffee house with
Chris! Cheryl :o)
"Kitzy" <kitzn...@aol.comspatula> wrote in message
> > What would you all do??????
>
years
> now that I'm going to own a bookstore in Oregon someday, and I think they
> finally have given up laughing at me about it. I am working on another
> painting (since you mentioned it) right now starring fruit. Still life
has
> always bored me to no ends, but I feel like there are some basic tinting
> techniques that I simply do not pull off believably...a round surface lit
on
> one side is the best way to go about this in my experience. My painting
used
> to be the only thing that mattered to me and now it is second only to my
> daughter...anything else is unimportant.
> So to belatedly answer your question, I would spend my life at the canvas.
>
> Kitznegari
Alexander
still working towards it.
My second choice.......
............
............
still thinking
............
nup, I'll get back to you on that one.
I wouldn't mind being an artist, it might help if I was any good at
art though.
I would love to be a truely great jazz pianist, but I never liked the
practise. If I could find a way to know how to play without learning,
I would spend almost all my money on that, leaving enough to buy a
piano and whatever else I needed.
Å
Å
Alexander
Kitzy
Kitzy
>
>Kitznegari
Kitzy<---just realized she has her dream job...how many people in the world can
say that??? YAY!
Kitznegari
Kitzy
>practise. If I could find a way to know how to play without learning,
>I would spend almost all my money on that, leaving enough to buy a
>piano and whatever else I needed.
>
>Å
I play the flute and the saxophone - when you learn we can jam.
Kitzy<---smiling
Kitzy
>We were told to become the chair, feel the chair and make it into us...
Painting emotionally is a tricky subject. That used to be my focus, the way
you interact with whatever you're trying to portray...but logically you must
eventually stand back and say "Come on now, it's a chair. And I'm going to
paint it."
Being someone who has worked purely from emotion I must say that it is, on
occasion, the living definition of frustration. There must be some things that
are not so heart lead. I never thought I'd hear myself say this, because last
year I was knocking heads off of the people who said it to me, but an artist
must lay a technical groundwork to ever be successful. There are some elements
that CANNOT be ignored. There are some things you must include if you wish any
audience to see your work as credible. I chased my proffessors around and
around the mountians with this topic, and in the end I came to my own
conclusion that they were right. There are rules to art.
Being taught to "feel" what you're painting can also lend itself to long
droughts on the front of creativity. This is fine for a hobbyist, but when
your belly's empty you can't wait for "inspiration" to grab hold. You have to
create your own creativity.
For instance: I got up this morning trying to think of a way to make painting
fruit interesting. I have 2 apples and a pear sitting in a bowl on a black
length of cloth in my living room waiting for me until I am finished painting
them...or until they are too rotten to be identified as edible. I do not want
to paint them. I hate painting fruit. It makes me ill to sit and look at them
because I did it for 8 HOURS today. But if anyone is ever going to look at a
painting of mine and see what is in my head, which is the only purpose for me
to create ANYTHING, I gotta learn the fruit.
Please don't take this the wrong way, Cheryl or anyone else, I'm not getting my
digs in...just talking for the sake of hearing myself spout something useful
for a change. I'm more than willing to call myself anything near an idiot on
just about any subject anyone could ever bring up, but I know whereof I speak
here. It is, as you all know, my life.
I just try not to talk about it much because I know my whole family avoids me
when I'm trying something new. I am guilty of COMPLETE overkill. My IRL
family is sick of me and my artwork, I don't want the same thing to happen with
you bunch of folks.
> When you feel it, become it, you can truly express
>it in your work.
I agree. But sometimes I don't feel like a goddam piece of fruit (mostly
today). Sometimes I want to throw that fruit out the window and it's 150
shades of green with it. But then I say..."damn you, you stupid pear, you will
not beat me. And I'll sit in this goddam chair all freaking night until I
paint you."
Kitzy<---who notices that artists get obsessive sometimes
Kitzy
>book-store-coffee-house-art-studio?
Geez. You people are too much like me. You are all freaking me out. Stop it
now or I shall have to...um...
DAMN PEAR! YOU ARE RUINING MY ABILITY TO BE FUNNY.
Kitzy<---goddam pear painter
TC3
"Denise" <tdt...@erols.com> wrote in message
news:89a5d2$sb$1...@bob.news.rcn.net...
> I am so upset because I don't know the answer to this question. I read it
> hours ago and I really can't come up with anything.
>
> I loved teaching, but now that I have my own kids I am doing it 24 hours a
> day.
>
> I love taking pictures and doing stuff with them on the computer...
>
> I really enjoy my house plants and outdoor gardening...
>
> I KNOW, can we attach a green house to the
> book-store-coffee-house-art-studio?
>
>
> --
>
>
>
>
> TC3 <tc...@erols.com> wrote in message
news:899bn7$o9c$1...@bob.news.rcn.net...
> > I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
> > bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just
> hang
do??????
> > My second choice would be an artist, I was going to go to art school
over
> > nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an
> artist....well,
> >
> >
>
>
TC3
I am going to say this. Every profession or job has it's nuances. It has
it's rules. Nursing, for example, since I know it so well....is an art and
a science. Some days you take absolute joy and pride in your work, I walk
in the patient's room with a smile, I administer my treatments and meds with
expertise, I psychologically assess their moods or need and drive home
knowing I did my absolute best and enjoyed it. Some days you hate the
patients, the family members are from hell and you have 16 treatments to do,
59 meds to give out and a sore back. Now within those two examples are
rules, procedure, policy, etc. Just like art. You think you are individual
in this feeling, you are not, we hate patients when you hate a pear, we
reach out and touch a patient when you get into your piece of art. It's all
the relative. You may be the expert in art, it's nuances, it's subtle
changes and paradigms however, there are laws and rules in all we do... in
all we work for. Okay, you stand back and say, ah fuck, it's a chair, I
just going to paint it...I say, ah fuck, another myocardial infarction is
happening, let me do A.give oxygen. B. give nitro per standing orders, C.
always call the doc first and do an ekg fiist. D. Get the patient's ass out
of the crisis. Some days I hold the patient's hand and say, Mr so and so,
you are having pain as you told me, it's going to be alright, I am here for
you and this is what I am going to do to help you.....blahteedy blah blah.
Where when you are just going to paint the damn chair sometimes I just say,
hey, Mr soandso, take this nitro NOW! Passion comes in spurts, we are not
always passionate and creative and compassionate....sometimes you gotta get
the fucking job done. Kitz, I know where you are coming from, been there
done that, that is why I love you so much, kiddo, you are so full of life
and interesting....I didn't take your post in a bad way, I just want you to
understand that I understand passion in artwork. I also have had days in my
art classes I sat and read a magazine. The teacher(Denise, remember Mr
Wood?) told me, Cheryl, you are never going to make it reading a magazine.
I told him the spirit hasn't moved me yet...when it did, I would let him
know. And when it did, I got an A on my project. Passion comes in cycles
and spurts, sometimes I threw a shit piece together and got a damn C. I
know the difference. Cheryl
"Kitzy" <kitzn...@aol.comspatula> wrote in message
boardbabe
I did not mean it that way....(All Tanya's clothes are 2-4)
Did they change the sizing? I just don't understand when I lived in the
States, I was 10, and in this country I am 10. But, when I buy American
stuff here like there are size 2-4. I don't understand.
Love
Tanya
Justa Hillbilly wrote in message <38C7...@MailAndNews.com>...
BabyfaceUK
(He he heheheheheheheh)
Sorry I had to do this!!!
Justa Hillbilly
>
>Skipper maybe?
>
>--
Hmmm, nope, not her either, I am not the barbie doll type what so ever.
Nothing plastic here...just littleness;-)
luv,
Cathy
Justa Hillbilly
>A professional Masturbator
>
>(He he heheheheheheheh)
>Sorry I had to do this!!!
>
hehehe Thats ok.....I am sure that there is professional ones.
luv,
Cathy
Tanya
I am trying to go under cover for my hit woman role!!!
Chiklet wrote in message ...
>Well, at least you spelled it right.
>
>* Chiklet *
>
>On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 08:08:43 -0000, "BabyfaceUK"
><tan...@ukonline.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>A professional Masturbator
>>
>>(He he heheheheheheheh)
>>Sorry I had to do this!!!
>>
>
> Chiklet
Unbeliever
>>piano and whatever else I needed.
>>
>>Å
>
>I play the flute and the saxophone - when you learn we can jam.
>
>Kitzy<---smiling
Well I play the bizarre combination of the guitar and trumpet. We should make
an alt.bored song and release it on an unsuspecting public as our first step
towards world domination.
Linda
Linda
ShortShit wrote in message <38B9635F...@att.net>...
>
>Linda, do I have a book for you! Do you read? Fiction? If so, you
>should check out Intimate, by Elizabeth Gage. Very good, deep story.
>Your talk of taking pictures reminded me of it. Seriously, you'd like
>it. Library. Go.
>
>
>
>Linda wrote:
>>
>> I'd like to be a photographer and go around the world taking shots of
people
>> just living their lives, wonderful black and white shots of people whose
>> whole life is shown by the lines on their faces or the look in their
eyes.
>> Maybe the kind of photos that might just prick some politicians
conscience.
>> And just the complete opposite.. beautiful bright photos of field of
flowers
>> and sun rises and morning dew.......
>> maybe you'll put them on the wall of the bookshop/cafe etc :)
>> Linda
Kitzy
>>
>an alt.bored song and release it on an unsuspecting public as our first step
>towards world domination.
"OOOH...I am a lab rat I escaped from my cage..."
Kitzy
Oh Lord, say it ain't so. Me and Chris on the same wavelength. Say it ain't
so.
Chris Canning
Unbeliever wrote:
>
> Well I play the bizarre combination of the guitar and trumpet. We should make
> an alt.bored song and release it on an unsuspecting public as our first step
> towards world domination.
What do you want to do tonight Brain?
Pinky
Alexander
Å
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 07:55:28 +0100, Chris Canning <kwa...@nmfiber.com>
wrote:
>
>We get closer and closer to that reality all of the time. I hope
>you are successful in your endeavors to bring that reality even
>closer.
>
>Chris
Å
Alexander
Å
On 27 Feb 2000 17:10:13 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>Can I come and make it all computerised, or would that take all the
>>fun out of it?
>>
>>Å
>
>You could program the sprinkler system in the greenhouse...you could also be in
>charge of the cash registers and casrd catalouge. In otherwise, we need you!
>
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
Å
Alexander
I don't want to share my domination with anyone.
Ĺ
On 27 Feb 2000 20:30:42 GMT, robm...@aol.com (Unbeliever) wrote:
>>>I would spend almost all my money on that, leaving enough to buy a
>>>piano and whatever else I needed.
>>>
>>>Ĺ
>>
>>I play the flute and the saxophone - when you learn we can jam.
>>
>>Kitzy<---smiling
>
>Well I play the bizarre combination of the guitar and trumpet. We should make
>an alt.bored song and release it on an unsuspecting public as our first step
>towards world domination.
Ĺ
Alexander
Å
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 17:47:35 GMT, ShortShit <LilBi...@att.net>
wrote:
>
>Linda, do I have a book for you! Do you read? Fiction? If so, you
>should check out Intimate, by Elizabeth Gage. Very good, deep story.
>Your talk of taking pictures reminded me of it. Seriously, you'd like
>it. Library. Go.
Å
Kitzy
>
>Ĺ
Aw, poo. Your no fun.
Chris Canning
Kitzy wrote:
>
> >I don't want to share my domination with anyone.
> >
> >Å
>
> Aw, poo. Your no fun.
>
> Kitznegari
And that is why it is lonely at the top.
Chris
Alexander
Hasn't sci-fi taught you anything?
Å
On 27 Feb 2000 23:30:18 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>I don't want to share my domination with anyone.
>>
>>Å
>
>Aw, poo. Your no fun.
>
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
Å
Alexander
Å
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 16:45:47 +0100, Chris Canning <kwa...@nmfiber.com>
wrote:
>
>
>Kitzy wrote:
>>
>> >I don't want to share my domination with anyone.
>> >
>> >Å
>>
>> Aw, poo. Your no fun.
>>
>> Kitznegari
>
>
>And that is why it is lonely at the top.
>
>Chris
Å
Kitzy
I thought it was because the air was thin.
Kitzy<---wants to rule the world and still have friends...it could happen!
TC3
"Kitzy" <kitzn...@aol.comspatula> wrote in message
> >Power crazed people who want to take over the world are never fun.
> >Hasn't sci-fi taught you anything?
> >
> >Å
>
Justa Hillbilly
>I can relate to that. Having is not so pleasant a thing as WANTING...which
is
>why dating is such a good deal better than a long term relationship. This is
>only my opinion, but LTRs are more often a pain than a blessing. Better to
>keep it casual, but what do I know?
>
>Kitznegari
I strongly disagree Kitz. And I have a funny feeling that you really don't
believe that either, but hey! what do I know?;-)
luv,
Cathy
Justa Hillbilly
>Couldnae say I would aggree, I would say STRs are stressful and LTRs
>are comforting... but what do I know?
>--
>¥
Comforting is a nice way to describe that.;-)
but what do I know?
luv,
Cathy
(there is lotsa words to descrbe it, thats a good one)
>>>Whenever I get something I've been
>>>longing for for ages I hate it when I get it and I have nothing left
>>>to long for.
>>>--
>>>¥
>>
>>I can relate to that. Having is not so pleasant a thing as WANTING...which
is
>>why dating is such a good deal better than a long term relationship. This
is
>>only my opinion, but LTRs are more often a pain than a blessing. Better to
>>keep it casual, but what do I know?
>>
>>Kitznegari
>>-----
>>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>
>--
>It was like that when I got here!
>yodemann at clara dot co dot uk
>Come see us all at:
>http://www.yodemann.clara.co.uk
>for chat, pics and bios of these strange creatures!
Shaun Molloy
in front of 100,000 people all yelling and clapping to hear me sing, I want
to hear my voice on the radio every hour at least!!!!!
OH the buzz the buzz
Sarah
TC3 wrote in message <899bn7$o9c$1...@bob.news.rcn.net>...
>I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
>occupation/profession would be...keep it clean! I would love to own a
Shaun Molloy
can sing too it's all to do with control of breath
Sarah
Kitzy wrote in message <20000226212430...@ng-fe1.aol.com>...
>>I would love to be a truely great jazz pianist, but I never liked the
>>practise. If I could find a way to know how to play without learning,
>>I would spend almost all my money on that, leaving enough to buy a
>>piano and whatever else I needed.
>>
>>Å
>
>I play the flute and the saxophone - when you learn we can jam.
>
>Kitzy<---smiling
>
Kitzy
>Hasn't sci-fi taught you anything?
>
>Å
What about Dr Evil? He was fun.
Kitznegari
Yodel
too difficult computer hardware research as a fairly senior member on
a large project.
--
¥
>I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
>occupation/profession would be...keep it clean! I would love to own a
>bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just hang
>and read all day and talk to the customers. What would you all do??????
>My second choice would be an artist, I was going to go to art school over
>nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an artist....well,
>I almost starved to death as a nurse.. Have fun...Cheryl
>
>
--
Yodel
--
>Books started
>filling my head with all kinds of differing and strange ideas from
>the moment my mother taught me to read.
>Chris
Yodel
coming along?
--
>
>
>Alexander wrote:
>>
>> I always wanted to make the worlds smallest computer chip, and I'm
>> still working towards it.
>> My second choice.......
>>
>
>So what do you think about biological computers? Is that the
>future?
Yodel
much ass it kicked so I don't have to boast :P ) Its away at
exhibition in Edinbugh (and has been for nearly a year dammit!) When
(if) I get it back I'll scan it and stick it up cos its dead good.
--
¥
>> What would you all do??????
>
>now that I'm going to own a bookstore in Oregon someday, and I think they
>finally have given up laughing at me about it. I am working on another
>painting (since you mentioned it) right now starring fruit. Still life has
>always bored me to no ends, but I feel like there are some basic tinting
>techniques that I simply do not pull off believably...a round surface lit on
>one side is the best way to go about this in my experience. My painting used
>to be the only thing that mattered to me and now it is second only to my
>daughter...anything else is unimportant.
>So to belatedly answer your question, I would spend my life at the canvas.
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
--
Yodel
forward to it and aim towards it. Whenever I get something I've been
longing for for ages I hate it when I get it and I have nothing left
to long for.
--
¥
>>
>>Kitznegari
>
>say that??? YAY!
Yodel
--
¥
>I am so upset because I don't know the answer to this question. I read it
>hours ago and I really can't come up with anything.
>
>I loved teaching, but now that I have my own kids I am doing it 24 hours a
>day.
>
>I love taking pictures and doing stuff with them on the computer...
>
>I really enjoy my house plants and outdoor gardening...
>
>I KNOW, can we attach a green house to the
>book-store-coffee-house-art-studio?
>
>Denise the aspiring horticulturist!
>
>--
>
>
>
>
>TC3 <tc...@erols.com> wrote in message news:899bn7$o9c$1...@bob.news.rcn.net...
>> I know, the island question was enough....what would your dream
>> occupation/profession would be...keep it clean! I would love to own a
>> bookstore/coffee house and just have really good staff and I could just
>hang
>> and read all day and talk to the customers. What would you all do??????
>> My second choice would be an artist, I was going to go to art school over
>> nursing school but my dad said I would starve to death as an
>artist....well,
>> I almost starved to death as a nurse.. Have fun...Cheryl
>>
>>
>
>
--
Kitzy
>longing for for ages I hate it when I get it and I have nothing left
>to long for.
>--
I can relate to that. Having is not so pleasant a thing as WANTING...which is
why dating is such a good deal better than a long term relationship. This is
only my opinion, but LTRs are more often a pain than a blessing. Better to
keep it casual, but what do I know?
Kitznegari
Yodel
--
¥
--
Kitzy
>are comforting... but what do I know?
>--
>¥
I suppose it depends on the other party.
But what do I know? :op
Shaun Molloy
nano bots eating all the bad dust mites and dead skin cells, keeping my
house immaculate looking so I can get on and read a good book
Sarah
Alexander wrote in message <38b99ee0...@news.cc.strath.ac.uk>...
>thanx
>
>Å
>
Shaun Molloy
in stock
Sarah
Alexander wrote in message <38b99efd...@news.cc.strath.ac.uk>...
>'Tis awfully nice to feel needed.
>
>Å
>
>On 27 Feb 2000 17:10:13 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>
>>>Can I come and make it all computerised, or would that take all the
>>>fun out of it?
>>>
>>>Å
>>
>>You could program the sprinkler system in the greenhouse...you could also
be in
>>charge of the cash registers and casrd catalouge. In otherwise, we need
you!
>>
>>Kitznegari
>>-----
>>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>
>
>Å
GenController
and programme it so it would turn the lights on in the morning
with nice soft music but there might be a fight on whos taste in
music. Then the coffee would come on and tea who those very
english people.
Brian
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Chris Canning
Kitzy wrote:
>
> >Couldnae say I would aggree, I would say STRs are stressful and LTRs
> >are comforting... but what do I know?
> >--
> >¥
>
> I suppose it depends on the other party.
>
> But what do I know? :op
>
> Kitznegari
What I know is that I enjoy a relationship with a person I know very
well much more than a relationship with one I do not. I have never
run out of room for growth and exploration yet in a relationship.
But then I am young and the longest one I have had was only ten
years in duration.
Chris
Shaun Molloy
Kitzy
>believe that either, but hey! what do I know?;-)
...
........
....
.......
..
..
.....
<yeah. well. i want to believe it.>
Kitzy
>can sing too it's all to do with control of breath
I used to sing in a coffeehouse with a little local band but lost interest when
the guitarist became a monster. I still sing, but mostly to my kid.
Kitzy
>well much more than a relationship with one I do not.
I tend to hold people at arms length because I'm scared of being hurt. That's
why STRs are better for me sometimes, people can believe whatever the heck they
want to and I don't feel obligated to care or feel hurt if they leave. I don't
want to be alone, but I make myself that way so that I don't risk feeling
abandoned someday (which is worse?).
I'm just sick of caring for people who are made of stone. If I could find a
person who I knew wouldn't turn tail after a while...
Kitzy<---living in a world of improbabilities
Justa Hillbilly
>>I strongly disagree Kitz. And I have a funny feeling that you really don't
>>believe that either, but hey! what do I know?;-)
>
>...
>........
>....
>.......
>..
>..
>.....
>
><yeah. well. i want to believe it.>
>
>
>Kitznegari
(((Kitz)))
Alexander
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 02:25:49 GMT, that.pee...@the.window.again
(Yodel) wrote:
>I did this one really kick-ass still life of a trophy (Al, tell em how
>much ass it kicked so I don't have to boast :P ) Its away at
>exhibition in Edinbugh (and has been for nearly a year dammit!) When
>(if) I get it back I'll scan it and stick it up cos its dead good.
>--
>¥
>>> What would you all do??????
>>
>>Cheryl, you and I are too much alike. I've been telling my family for 5 years
>>now that I'm going to own a bookstore in Oregon someday, and I think they
>>finally have given up laughing at me about it. I am working on another
>>painting (since you mentioned it) right now starring fruit. Still life has
>>always bored me to no ends, but I feel like there are some basic tinting
>>techniques that I simply do not pull off believably...a round surface lit on
>>one side is the best way to go about this in my experience. My painting used
>>to be the only thing that mattered to me and now it is second only to my
>>daughter...anything else is unimportant.
>>So to belatedly answer your question, I would spend my life at the canvas.
>>
>>Kitznegari
>>-----
>>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>
>--
>It was like that when I got here!
>yodemann at clara dot co dot uk
>Come see us all at:
>http://www.yodemann.clara.co.uk
>for chat, pics and bios of these strange creatures!
Å
Alexander
stand coffee.
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 02:16:17 -0800, GenController
<ulteeab...@excite.com.invalid> wrote:
>I could wire it all nice and make everything automatic so Yokel
>and programme it so it would turn the lights on in the morning
>with nice soft music but there might be a fight on whos taste in
>music. Then the coffee would come on and tea who those very
>english people.
>Brian
>
>
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>
Å
Kitzy
Aw. He was a cool bad guy. C'mon, I wanna hear you admit it just once, come
on...you thought he was cool...didn't you?
>When I rule the world I will want .... 1 miiiiillion dollars,
THAT'S ALL? YOU RULED THE WORLD AND THAT'S ALL???
Kitzy<---thinks Alex is thinking TOO SMALL
Alexander
You want to live in an attick making computer games!
Å
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 23:32:49 -0500, Justa Hillbilly
<JustaHi...@MailAndNews.com> wrote:
>Kitzy said...
>
>>I can relate to that. Having is not so pleasant a thing as WANTING...which
>is
>>why dating is such a good deal better than a long term relationship. This is
>>only my opinion, but LTRs are more often a pain than a blessing. Better to
>>keep it casual, but what do I know?
>>
>>Kitznegari
>
>I strongly disagree Kitz. And I have a funny feeling that you really don't
>believe that either, but hey! what do I know?;-)
>
>luv,
>Cathy
>
Å
Alexander
I didn't like Austin Powers, but Dr. Evil was just silly.
When I rule the world I will want .... 1 miiiiillion dollars, although
I'd prefer maltese lira
Å
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 21:05:54 -0500, "TC3" <tc...@erols.com> wrote:
>Only if Mini Me can join....
>"Kitzy" <kitzn...@aol.comspatula> wrote in message
>news:20000227191004...@ng-cq1.aol.com...
>> >Power crazed people who want to take over the world are never fun.
>> >Hasn't sci-fi taught you anything?
>> >
>> >Å
>>
>> What about Dr Evil? He was fun.
>>
>> Kitznegari
>> -----
>> I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>> Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>
>
Å
Kitzy
>i find that every Christmas.
>
>Å
See, Alex agrees with me. I'm not the only one, see? See?
Kitzy<---See?
Alexander
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 09:37:07 -0000, "Shaun Molloy"
<SH...@bdiacs.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>just make sure that they clean houses, like dust and stuff, a little army of
>nano bots eating all the bad dust mites and dead skin cells, keeping my
>house immaculate looking so I can get on and read a good book
>
>Sarah
Å
Alexander
i find that every Christmas.
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 02:25:49 GMT, that.pee...@the.window.again
(Yodel) wrote:
>Dunno if I'd like to actually *have* by dream job, its nicer to look
>forward to it and aim towards it. Whenever I get something I've been
>longing for for ages I hate it when I get it and I have nothing left
>to long for.
>--
>¥
Å
Kitzy
>You want to live in an attick making computer games!
>
>Å
Who stole your idea?
GenController
Race number 4 today which we will win by at least 1 minute.
Do you follow rugby or is it mainly sococer.
The Otago highlanders (my loacl team) played the Austrilia Reds
in the weekend and thrashed them, 3/4 of the team are wallabys
made up for the cricket.
It funny watching winter and summer sports in the same week.
Alexander
Dr.Evil is ok cool, not any better than that. He was the best thing
about that film tho.
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 14:32:35 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>but Dr. Evil was just silly.
>
>Aw. He was a cool bad guy. C'mon, I wanna hear you admit it just once, come
>on...you thought he was cool...didn't you?
>
>>When I rule the world I will want .... 1 miiiiillion dollars,
>
>THAT'S ALL? YOU RULED THE WORLD AND THAT'S ALL???
>
>Kitzy<---thinks Alex is thinking TOO SMALL
>
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
Å
Alexander
odd rugby match, I was at the world cup match were we got beaten by a
bunch of pansies in black shirts. Man was that bad!
Å
Å
Alexander
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 14:46:11 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>That's my idea, you stole it.
>>You want to live in an attick making computer games!
>>
>>Å
>
>Who stole your idea?
>
Kitzy
>about that film tho.
>
>Å
I think Darth Vader would have been more fun if he'd been collecting funny
bumper stickers and sticking them to things around the Death Star. Or
something. The poor guy had no hobbies. It was just work, work, work, force,
force, force, blowin up rebels and dark gloomy throne rooms all the time. He
should have collected Hawaiian Shirts. How could anyone be grumpy when they
knew they had a collection of floral prints at home in their closet?
I think we should have a Darth Vader Hawaiian Shirt Fund.
Unbeliever
>Hasn't sci-fi taught you anything?
It never did. Though American cinema has taught me that any bad guy wanting to
take over the world by necessity has to be English. I've never worked out why,
but it's better than the old stereotype of the lovable Cockney geezer.
Justa Hillbilly
>You don't have to be English to enjou tea. I'm Scottish, and I can't
>stand coffee.
>
>Å
I LUV the smell of coffee but I cannot stand the taste of it....yuck.
luv,
Cathy
Yodel
--
¥
>I can vouch for its ass kickingness, but don't call me Al.
>
>
>On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 02:25:49 GMT, that.pee...@the.window.again
>(Yodel) wrote:
>
>>much ass it kicked so I don't have to boast :P ) Its away at
>>exhibition in Edinbugh (and has been for nearly a year dammit!) When
>>(if) I get it back I'll scan it and stick it up cos its dead good.
>>--
>>¥
>>>> What would you all do??????
>>>
>>>Cheryl, you and I are too much alike. I've been telling my family for 5 years
>>>now that I'm going to own a bookstore in Oregon someday, and I think they
>>>finally have given up laughing at me about it. I am working on another
>>>painting (since you mentioned it) right now starring fruit. Still life has
>>>always bored me to no ends, but I feel like there are some basic tinting
>>>techniques that I simply do not pull off believably...a round surface lit on
>>>one side is the best way to go about this in my experience. My painting used
>>>to be the only thing that mattered to me and now it is second only to my
>>>daughter...anything else is unimportant.
>>>So to belatedly answer your question, I would spend my life at the canvas.
>>>
>>>-----
>>>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>>>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>>
>>It was like that when I got here!
>>yodemann at clara dot co dot uk
>>Come see us all at:
>>http://www.yodemann.clara.co.uk
>>for chat, pics and bios of these strange creatures!
>
>
>Å
--
It was like that when I got here!
Alexander
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 18:54:58 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>Dr.Evil is ok cool, not any better than that. He was the best thing
>>about that film tho.
>>
>>Å
>
>I think Darth Vader would have been more fun if he'd been collecting funny
>bumper stickers and sticking them to things around the Death Star. Or
>something. The poor guy had no hobbies. It was just work, work, work, force,
>force, force, blowin up rebels and dark gloomy throne rooms all the time. He
>should have collected Hawaiian Shirts. How could anyone be grumpy when they
>knew they had a collection of floral prints at home in their closet?
>
>I think we should have a Darth Vader Hawaiian Shirt Fund.
>
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
Å
Alexander
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 19:33:29 GMT, that.pee...@the.window.again
(Yodel) wrote:
>"My name's Big Gay Al! " hehe, sorry :P
>--
>¥
Å
Alexander
Å
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 14:31:06 -0500, Justa Hillbilly
<JustaHi...@MailAndNews.com> wrote:
>Alex said...
>
>>You don't have to be English to enjou tea. I'm Scottish, and I can't
>>stand coffee.
>>
>>=C5
>
>I LUV the smell of coffee but I cannot stand the taste of it....yuck.
>
>luv,
>Cathy
>
Å
Kitzy
>
>Å
Didn't you ever learn to share?
Kitzy<---(I didn't.)
Kitzy
>Å
I even came up with an acronym while I was driving down the road today:
Hawaiian
Apparel for our
Dear
Darth
Kitzy<---got a problem with silly, bub?
Kitzy
>
>Å
I don't. Please continue.
Alexander
the song, The Nights of the Round Table, Arthur says: 'On second
thoughts let's not go to Camelot - 'tis a silly place'
bub????
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 22:27:42 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>Let's not go there 'tis a silly place.
>
>>Å
>
>I even came up with an acronym while I was driving down the road today:
>
>Hawaiian
>Apparel for our
>Dear
>Darth
>
>Kitzy<---got a problem with silly, bub?
>
>Kitznegari
>-----
>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
Å
Alexander
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 22:29:30 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>Hey, I resent the implication
>>
>>Å
>
>I don't. Please continue.
>
Alexander
we were given was mine. Like that red paintbrush...
Å
On 28 Feb 2000 22:19:16 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>>Yodie, he seems to like my uni life, and wants to copy me.
>>
>>Å
>
>Didn't you ever learn to share?
>
>Kitzy<---(I didn't.)
>
Kitzy
RATS. I thought it sounded farmiliar.
>bub????
Do you prefer bubby?
>Å
Kitzy<---kosher like dill
Alexander
Å
Å
Yodel
--
¥
>Some things, but quite often we couldn't agree which of the two thing
>we were given was mine. Like that red paintbrush...
>
>
>On 28 Feb 2000 22:19:16 GMT, kitzn...@aol.comspatula (Kitzy) wrote:
>
>>>Yodie, he seems to like my uni life, and wants to copy me.
>>>
>>>Å
>>
>>Didn't you ever learn to share?
>>
>>Kitzy<---(I didn't.)
>>
>>-----
>>I just remembered that I'm absent minded.
>>Wait. I mean I lost my mind. I can't find it. -Eminem
>
>
>Å
--
Kitzy
>
>Å
I always call people bub. It's like a cross between buddy and...something that
ends in "ub". It's a pretty common word over here. It's like saying "mate"
over there.
Shaun Molloy
Sarah
Kitzy wrote in message <20000228081234...@ng-fs1.aol.com>...
>>Kitz can you sing too? apparently most people who can play wind
instruments
>>can sing too it's all to do with control of breath
>
>I used to sing in a coffeehouse with a little local band but lost interest
when
>the guitarist became a monster. I still sing, but mostly to my kid.
Shaun Molloy
Sarah
Unbeliever wrote in message
<20000228140758...@ng-bh1.aol.com>...
Shaun Molloy
Kitzy
Ak! Never!
Kitznegari
-----
Of course you don't get faaking wafers wiff it, it's an albatross!
- Monty Python's Flying Circus
Shaun Molloy
I sing now
Sarah
Kitzy wrote in message <20000301151442...@ng-cl1.aol.com>...
Kitzy
>I sing now
I have trouble singing other people's material...and by that I mean well known
musicians...because I feel like everyone compares you to them. And as a result
the nervousness is raised to the nth degree.
eep!
Shaun Molloy
All of our band's stuff is someone elses, but we do our own versions, and
some how it works and they pay us to do it to, although I'd do it for
nothing aswell, just can't beat that buzz
Sarah
Kitzy wrote in message <20000301153029...@ng-cl1.aol.com>...