Well then.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Ancient Hawaiians had a sport they called “Lele Kawa,” in which they dived off cliffs into the ocean. “Pu’u Keka’a,” a tall volcanic cinder cone in West Maui, was a perfect place from which to jump, but everyone avoided it. Legend held it was a taboo place: “the leaping place of the soul,” where the souls of the recently dead left the earth and ascended into the spirit world. But that all changed one day in the 19th century when a great warrior, Chief Kahekili, climbed to the top of Pu’u Keka’a and plunged into the sea, shattering the taboo and mutating the myth. Since then, hundreds of other divers have tried it. By my reckoning, Taurus, you now have the courage and daring to make a comparable shift in the way things have always been done in your sphere. Ready to shatter a taboo and mutate a myth?

“Get busy living, or get busy dying.”

Posted on May 20, 2003 by David Crampton

“How is it, Book Man, that you come so very far, and know so very little?” – Dredd Man in NuRome

More jobs open. More hope. Follow-up. GND. Stuff to do. Stuff to get done. I really should take a shower to start my day going.

Monkey Love Butter

Posted on May 20, 2003 by David Crampton

You are Pyrokinetic!

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I am sometimes angry that there is not more I can do. I am sometimes angry that my motivation comes at the absolutely improper times. I am glad for creativity, card games, and crossword puzzles.

I can smell the thunderstorm coming.

Universal Connectivity

Posted on May 18, 2003 by David Crampton

The ideal that effort does not go unrewarded has shown itself true to me more times than I can count.

My father just popped online and wants to talk money for this upcoming month. He used the phrase “until you get that job”.

Dad believes in me. Whether he knows it or not.

Asking the universe for help and hope is hard when you have a lot of pride. Accepting the help can be too, sometimes. The hope is bringing tears to my eyes.