#210: The Flintknapper
Saturday • July 25th 2020 • 1:36:25 am • 723B
Arrowhead hunting #68 Hawking Lithics incredible artifacts How to make an arrowhead. An intensive breakdown for beginner Flint Knappers. Arrowhead hunting #51 Hawking Lithics Dreams do come true! Arrowhead hunting #72 Hawking Lithics smokers with a smile...
#209: On Learning Philosophical Concepts A Little Bit At A Time
Friday • July 24th 2020 • 10:21:19 pm • 4KB
The Philosophers attempt to bring ideas to the future generations, they are masters of learning how to think, conceptualize, and get extremely smart. There are a few things that we must set aside at first, and above all remember that they were children...
#208: Live Wisely And Beautifully
Thursday • July 23rd 2020 • 10:38:13 pm • 1KB
We are all very unique, and we are irreplaceable. But the world is still growing, and it may neither fit not truly inspire you. So you have to find out what really moves you, what makes you stand on unshakable ground. Accepting the responsibility for your...
#207: Greatness of Soul, Heart, and Mind
Wednesday • July 22nd 2020 • 11:02:16 pm • 9KB
It has been happening slowly for a hundred years, even though people are not taught to become Great Beings. Mistakes, especially the ones that make us feel foolish, open out minds for rapid self education. It used to be harder to learn, now we have...
#206: Cheerfully Becoming Mighty And Wise
Tuesday • July 21st 2020 • 9:31:46 pm • 751B
Growing up, getting up, moving up, rising up, we each have this abstract sense of a special direction. It calls to us when we are down, and it calls when we can go higher. You don't even need to speak a language, just lift you finger and point to the sky....
#205: Apocalypse Meow
Monday • July 20th 2020 • 8:42:11 pm • 664B
A Powerful Summer Storm approached with mighty thunder and powerful showers, and as always my power went out for for some twenty four hours. I love Mother Nature and her Cosmic Powers, with this much rain there can only be more blooming flowers. But, yah,...
#204: In The Eyes Of The Future Generations
Saturday • July 18th 2020 • 11:12:28 pm • 7KB
We are not Island Universes scattered to no end in some void, we are a part of a growing civilization with a past and a future. And we might have become confused about the Scope of Our Existence, we stand divided by borders and committed to repeating...
#203: The Metal Detectorist
Saturday • July 18th 2020 • 12:05:12 am • 915B
Cow attacks Metal Detectorist! Beginners Guide to metal detecting - Basic Mistakes OMG I finally found GOLD plus Silvers and Spills OMG Digging with Aquachigger Ringy Jocelyn BIG Silver, Copper Coins, Relics Over 35 - What a DAY! 200 YEAR OLD Silver &...
#202: Inexhaustible Source of Unlimited Wisdom
Friday • July 17th 2020 • 10:44:28 pm • 1KB
We are granted Consciousness, but given no guarantees by the Universe. The only guarantee we have is Ourselves, the one Element that we are truly in control of. The deliberate act of Growing Up, is a constant reminder of that control. Dusk and Twilight,...
#201: Philosophers, Poets, and Artists
Thursday • July 16th 2020 • 10:18:03 pm • 3KB
Nope, we may not finish school, get a job, buy a house, and worry about old age; My Dear fiends, I forbid you, and you're not even not allowed anyway. I don't know who came up with thins nonsense, and I don't know why our parents repeat it - though I have...
#200: Brooklyn Bridge and I
Wednesday • July 15th 2020 • 10:54:14 pm • 2KB
Good to see you, my Enormous Old Friend, how long has it been now? You haven't aged a day, and as promised I grew in Wisdom, and Strength, and I maybe a bit Taller. I bet they finally fixed that achy bench on the Manhattan side, I promise to come sit, some...
#199: The Amazing Power of Audio Books
Tuesday • July 14th 2020 • 8:49:49 pm • 1KB
First of All, Let me share with you a secret to a great intellectual wealth, if you ever get hurt, or lonely the Audio Books will completely restore your health. They will help you understand the world a lot better, and they will piece your heart right...
#198: Reality, Clarity and Future Generations
Monday • July 13th 2020 • 11:41:51 pm • 3KB
Of course, let us ask what their regrets are... We are after all the future generation, to those that came before us. Therefore we have insight, and certainly have regrets. We regret; wars, poverty, hate and stupidity. We want World Peace, because a...
#197: A Dream About A Growing Humanity
Sunday • July 12th 2020 • 9:34:47 pm • 5KB
I dreamt I was tumbling through time, and I had no control over which fragments I see. There was a mother writing a letter to a famous movie star, she was asking him to stop making movies, because her boy didn't comeback from war. And it worked, and she...
#196: Inspirational Poetry
Saturday • July 11th 2020 • 10:43:04 pm • 2KB
While Constitutions and Declarations, age and get amended, to become other than intended. Most beloved poetry is writ in stone, loved and celebrated, and hard to forget. So, let us write poems to celebrate every era, and each new idea worthy of us and the...
#195: The Slackliner
Friday • July 10th 2020 • 11:54:45 pm • 937B
Slacklining Slacklining refers to the act of walking, running or balancing along a suspended length of flat webbing that is tensioned between two anchors. There are many styles of slacklining, including Urbanlining, Tricklining, Highlining, Slackline yoga,...
#194: Whew, It Is Only Eight!
Friday • July 10th 2020 • 8:36:16 pm • 985B
Hey! whew, it's only eight, and here I was worried, that I am going to be late. Today is Friday, and on every Friday I must look, for new ideas, to add to my fancy Warrior Book It is a book, made out of videos, and some ideas, don't have enough of those. ...
#193: The School of Meow
Thursday • July 9th 2020 • 11:26:34 pm • 891B
I always try hard to learn something new, so that my elder self can mumble "I grew." I try to listen to a non-fiction book or two, to update my general world view. And I do computer programming and research too, I have lots of bookmarks in my queue. I am...
#192: Winter Adventures
Wednesday • July 8th 2020 • 8:57:32 pm • 923B5
Summer and Winter, Spring, and Autumn are my favorite seasons, but today, Winter came to mind; for many reasons. For one, it is Summer, a Hot Summer, Heatwave in full swing, and I can't believe what great relief; a little snowfall would bring. And I found...
#191: Learn and Teach
Tuesday • July 7th 2020 • 11:39:10 pm • 3KB
Without learning we cannot grow up, and without teaching the world cannot progress. It does not matter where you start your journey, be it top of the world, or the very bottom, or somewhere in the middle. Wherever you start, you must immediately begin...
#190: The Seagulls
Monday • July 6th 2020 • 11:15:45 pm • 1KB
Of all the filthy creatures from The Baltic Sea to Lake Michigan, there is but one I miss and always rejoice to see again. Never, have I met a creature more Awful and Cheerful than the Ring-billed Gull, and not a single moment we spent together was any...
#189: That Little Trail
Sunday • July 5th 2020 • 10:24:23 pm • 898B1
One late afternoon I hopped on my bicycle to ride the trail, and returned with an interesting tale. For right where 275 and Michigan meet, I found a little bicycle path that's really neat. It is a huge park that branches out to two more little parks,...
#188: Have No Fear
Saturday • July 4th 2020 • 11:42:09 pm • 665B
When you sense that fear is near, begin thinking about all the things you hold dear. Think about how far you have already grown, how much of what you love used to be scary or unknown. And do not let anyone try to control you with fear, they are weak and...
#187: The Mudlark
Friday • July 3rd 2020 • 11:38:03 pm • 2KB
Mudlarks In the 18th and 19th centuries Mudlarks would search the muddy shores of the River Thames at low tide for anything that could be sold; and sometimes, when occasion arose, pilfering from river traffic. By at least the late 18th century people...