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clouds and crowds
don't much care for either
sunny soliloquy
has been my joy lately
thursday's kind clock
produces bushels of
gratitude for where i've landed
not forever
no matter
an island awaits
where and when i want it to be
earl grey
proper company
jazz playing
on a radio made in these united states
stirs the breeze
comfortably
not a party but that's alright with me
clouds and crowds
don't much care for either
sunny soliloquy
has been my joy lately
thursday's kind clock
produces bushels of
gratitude for where i've landed
not forever
no matter
an island awaits
where and when i want it to be
earl grey
proper company
jazz playing
on a radio made in these united states
stirs the breeze
comfortably
not a party but that's alright with me
yep...opening day at Petco Park...beeeseball isn't very very good to thee...crowd wise
sending some sympathy over to go with that tea RZ
a little spring birding gift to u bus and trolley taker
no sympathy needed - save that for those parking downtown - gotta love opening day - better be a crowd - not likely many sell outs the rest of the year - nice to see that people still like baseball - use to love everything about the game - my dad coached baseball - have fun ...
i have to say i can only tolerate crowds 4 so long...but it is the parking that get on our last nerve...the trolley is the best way downtown
Lovely! "Where and when I want it to be"! :)
thanks roody2 appreciate your comments about the poem !
and i have written a few poems of late from that spot ... and it doesn't have anything to do with baseball - lol .
lol--
Good spot, Zman. Damn good spot. May you maintain. :)
I don't like crowds either, except when I'm at Disneyland. They just don't bother me there, I suppose because they and I are both there for the same reason--to have fun! So get the hell out of my way, 'cause I've got to get on Big Splash Mountain, motherfu**er!
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Q - you got a point - it's been years but cannot recall the crowds being an issue at disney - but one year - guessing 15 years ago ? i got some kind of deal and stayed at the disney hotel and one of the perks was you get to enter the park an hour before everyone else - what a sight the streets the rides etc - nobody - never forget that visual
They still do that. For years and years, back when the girls were small, we had annual passports, back when it was only a couple of hundred bucks or so to get in any day of the year. Once a year or so, we used to take the girls to the hotel for vacation. It was cool to ride over to the park on the monorail and go in before anybody else got to go in. The girls liked it because they could get their pics with all of the characters without having to wait in line. I liked it because I could do Space Mountain a bunch of times without having to wait in line. Ahhh, the good old days. When you could go to Dland and not spend 500 or 600 dollars, just for a day!!!
tom - thanks for the comment - even though i did it only once ( around christmas ) it is a truly great memory - kudos to disney for getting into the conversation - considering the poems setting - haha
Never visit Ikea on a Sunday at noon. Panic attack, heart racing, get me the hell outa there.
Lovely thoughts. At this point in my life, most parties are over rated. I prefer the calm, the sound of the birds singing, and a sunny day
ditto TS!!
From inside my hammock, my favorite place to be, I thought of your poem and also feel gratitude for where I am...not sure I've officially landed yet. Nope, know I haven't.
based on the posts - baseball - disney - your hammock - that island can be where and whenever - love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!