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  • the mouth peice of GOD
    musicians and artist most of the time listen to God and they do not edit God!
    but most people speak for GOD and don’t hear him!
    most people have Gifts from god and don’t share them!
    same goes for brain, talent, dreams,
    but to the few that hear and lets God use them
    is alway grace and a blessing somewhere!
    A door may close, but a window opens.
    our hands are the only hands god has to use !
    so for everyone else there are few whales to eat you and them spit you out some place and fate is a game of chance !
    there is much to be done and place to go and people to love even for a few moments ! let you music bring joy to someone , or move some one to a new plane of thought …….maybe closer to GOD ……and he likes good company!
    One black classical organist in NYC in a kilt working on his journey to something good!

  • ooo, the cafe du nord, one of the best Basque menus anywhere.
    The city is heartbreakingly beautiful from a distance (like when the 37 Corbett turns onto Market) but apart from the views it’s a collection of insular social groups held together by a taut web of mutual hatred and distrust.
    Up close it is NOT pretty.

    • Relatin’
      Before living there I thought it was the greatest city and nothing could ever compare. After we moved there, I developed the most extreme love/hate relationship with the place that ultimately became so exhausting it started to wear away at my soul.
      I agree with the “collection of insular social groups…” comment. I also think that it is a much more conservative place than believed to be, and that when people think of San Francisco, they are usually thinking of one or two or MAYBE three neighborhoods, not the majority of the city which is pretty dog eat dog and not all that glamorous or else made up vulgar wealth and all the ills that come with that whole thing.
      Still, I always loved the ocean, the fog, the houses painted different and wonderful colors, cafes in North Beach and especially the murals. I miss the murals most of all. And fantastic huge cheap burritos.
      I don’t really ever miss the people.

      • Re: Relatin’
        I developed the most extreme love/hate relationship with the place that ultimately became so exhausting it started to wear away at my soul.
        Exactly. Well said.

      • Re: Relatin’
        Ahhhh, Yeah
        thanks guys.
        i understand that well
        there are so many things that are SICK about this town
        when i slide upon the surface
        it is SO beautiful
        but i’ve never felt good putting down roots
        or dealing with the society at large here
        it’s good to get feed-back agreeing with me…
        but i also have friends here that love the city to peices and will not tolerate anything bad being said about it
        (and i will withhold my judements about these peoples own state of being, but know: i have some)
        it’s a beautiful city from a distance
        it’s great for a visit
        but i’ll see you next at the places you’ve actually made home in…

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