out there: Walking Boots & Pleistocene Geology

Friday, July 23, 2021

Walking Boots & Pleistocene Geology

Walking Boots & Pleistocene Geology
Biography of Frank Leverett

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lighthouse tour

the purpose of this tour is to show you some cool things on weblogs. click on the lighthouse to get to another weblog. always scroll down the sidebar until you see this lighthouse, and you can continue going to cool weblogs that show some of the things i use weblogs for. eventually you will have the choice of returning here or going onto facebook. enjoy!

quotes to live by

"it's better to be unable to remember, than unable to forget"

"if you want kindling, just axe"

"those who flunk history are bound to repeat it"

"there's more than one way to beat a dead horse..."

"life is pointless without geometry"

"mother earth is bipolar...maybe that explains everything..."

"follow the nurse's motto...stick softly, and carry a big speak..."

"life is a lesson in attachment(s)...especially if you have a mac and everyone else has a pc..."

"a lollipop is born every minute"

"you can eat your cake and wear it too"

"if the cake fits, wear it"

"a small town is full of three-year-olds who can count to a thousand, sixteen-year-olds who can't give you change for a dollar at the local Casey's, and adults who don't see the connection."

"if you love speed, drive fast...if you love power, drive fast...but if you love driving, what's the hurry?"

cartoon by leah kang

other folks' quotes to live by:

if you come to a fork in the road, take it....-yogi berra

the cemetery is full of people who were irreplaceable...-(nyc) mayor bloomberg

learn the rules...then forget them...-basho

the reason nobody uses their turn signals in the midwest is that everyone knows where everyone is going...

in a small town, there isn't much to see, but what you hear makes up for it...-randy heuring

freedom of speech is the right to shout "theater!" in a crowded fire... -abbie hoffman

when i was traveling, "out there" referred to traveling, being on the road as a lifestyle. it was the opposite of "working somewhere" or "home". then when i was single "out there" was a word for "single" - opposite of what is now called "hooked up" or "married," which i am, by the way. but there was one more sense that people used it in, back in the day, and that was, someone whose thinking was so far outside the norm that it was hard to even imagine. and that was good in some circles, vaguely threatening in others. or, just a way of life, depending on how long you'd been traveling, what you'd come to accept as possible, and what you'd used to point your way. for the most part, my life is the opposite now - i go to work, i raise kids, i help people adjust to a crazy world - but sometimes, i have to admit, my mind wanders. this site is dedicated to those who are "out there"...peace be with you - vaya con dios.

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Friday, July 23, 2021

Walking Boots & Pleistocene Geology

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Friday, July 23, 2021

Walking Boots & Pleistocene Geology

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Feast on

e pluribus

galesburg

be there or be

family weblogs

other favorites

lighthouse tour

cloudcroft

lubbock

music

other links

log in

some o' mine

noah's poetry

quotes to live by

other folks' quotes to live by:

family

other family links

family photos

graphics

just passing through: true stories from out there

e pluribus haiku: the novel

About Me

Previous Posts

just passing through:
true stories from out there