12.3.12
I may not
receive a warm welcome this chilly morning.
Laxman and I drank our separate ways last night and Maya was anything
but pleased. The man in room three came
to the diner after eight, the kitchen was closed, the woman already in her
protest bed, Laxman I don’t know, and after three cans of San Miguel at Shiva’s
well I’d say I was ready for an early turn in.
Lakeside today. Western Union
what else, maybe breakfast if I can’t get a cup of tea.
The second
best offense in the NFL is 4-8? Yawn to
the third power. Why feel so miserable
and dejected? Throw that tv out the
window. We’re all in sync here and it’s
time to walk down the mountain.
The heavenly
realms. I saw colleagues in each of the
three realms. In the animal realm, the
earthly realm, and the royal realm and their auras identified where they they’d
be heading. And there was one who was
once in the realms but is now on the precipice of that dark area that swallows
sound. Is it hell, is it annihilation, is it the lowest form in the
reincarnating wheel. I don’t know and it
doesn’t matter how evil is taken care of, right?
Let’s see
here, in the spirit world there are no affiliations, they are told what to do
by the Om-God dude above them. And your
spirit sees the future, sometimes in a blink of an eye you make a decision your
spirit should be there to guide you away or give you the answer. At least that’s how it ought to be.
I see
Suraksha coming up the steps holding hands with the woman who is married to
Sumjana’s brother, number ten in the order.
The sister in law looks up and the precocious one is in the vicinity. A Gorka beer, a plate of egg fried rice and lots
of Tabasco and organic weed that once grew next to lovely red
flowers and a conversation with a woman from Malaysia who sat across from me
thanks to Maya. She had a Theroux book.
And an eye phone 4s. Hmmm, the bookmark
indicates who’s winning, honey.
Sunset comes
and goes and the French ladies react together when the internet goes off. You’re addicted to this, look you missed the
sunset. The attractive and quite tired which
made her look old one put it down but the other continues to play with it. Maya calls.
No electricity? No internet? Together we are fifty years younger now and
the ladies get up and leave. Mother
sings and the child gallops around her and here she comes with new shoes from
Nabin.
The banks
told me it is against the government’s law to send money out of Nepal. By any way.
I didn’t ask him if that included paypal and you had an overseas
account. Ridiculous, dudes. So, aside from that and a coffee and a piece
of made to last a long time apple cake-pie at the Kangaroo Café I entered two
supermarkets, stocking up on in cargo of long time bags of Snyder’s flavored
pretzels, today Jalapeno and they are saltier than their sea salt and pepper
flavored pretzels and then it was back up the mountain.
And to call it a night, Gonga is a girl’s name
which is also a river that is combined by other rivers. It is not a name I have heard before but
apparently it is Brahmin-approved and I figured I walked about six and a half
hours today and there has been no inspiration for a suitable end of the world party plan. Ke garne.
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