Showing posts with label Beginning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beginning. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Another Day, Another Miracle...

...around oh... ...20 C.E. maybe it ws thick with them
Stacked up like taxi's at the Philip Goldson Airport. I guess it's thck with them now.
Jaded... ...by the miracles around me.
I 've helped to birth sheep, cattle, a horse, goats, puppies, lizards (old world) hatched from egg, chickens, ducks, turkeys, and phesants. Raised from seed, millions of plants, created with colchicine and dimethyl sulfoxide compounds, new strains of orchids, onions, squash, potatoes, melon. Selectively bred new varieties of Hosta and Dianthus.
This night, kittens were born. One, already named "Roo" has a problem with his feet. All are little miracles of the most amazing and common variety ...
...they are stacked up like taxi's
at the
Philip Goldson International.

Saturday, January 12, 2008

I See You See. I Can Change The World *

I like these guys.
ICUC
The International Centre for Underutilised Crops (ICUC) is an autonomous,non-profit, scientific research and training centre. It was established in 1988and is at present based at the University of Southampton in the UK. Thecentre was established to address ways to increase the use of under-utilisedcrops for food, nutrition, medicinal and industrial products. Theenhancement of currently under-utilised crops is a key to food security, tothe conservation of biological diversity and to the preservation andrestoration of fragile and degraded environments throughout the world.

Baobab1.
tropical fruit trees
i Hughes
ii Haq
iii Smith
ISBN 0854327649

ICUC

Baobab- Adansonia digitata

(Anything that lives a thousand years and bears the term "digit", "digital", "digitized", in its name, appeals to me though. ) [*see enterphalange, Digit Media...]
but... ...That's just me.

http://www.icuc-iwmi.org/
Bears reading / searching.

* Starting with the piece I'm standing on...




Thinking of "One Thing At A Time" I recieved a letter from a place called
Conextur.
www.conextur.com
Argentina
One of my dreams, Argentina.
Patagonia, the beaches and River Valleys of Argentina.
Talk to Claudio.

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Gardens of Corn

The plants grow so quickly here, corn is over the head in a month. We grow enough to feed chickens, cattle, ourselves, guests, and any thing that walks or flies in, with the exception of "Wee Wee" ants. Those, I wish were edible.
There are a lot of them. They work all night and can eat an entire forest in a matter of hours. Take it away more apt, they
cut everything into pieces
and carry it off.


Planting dates at midnight, Not expecting them to turn into pumpkins. This is maybe ... ...better than dating plants.

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Eighteen hour days

I'm getting too old for these hours.
Progress ... ...Somewhere in the middle.

The Canadian Transportation Agency decided to rule Disabled passengers aboard jets will be allowed an attendant the ability to fly accompanying them using one ticket, even if they take up two or more seats.
The agency is allowing Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz and WestJet one year to bring in a "one-person, one-fare" policy.
Its a weird set of numbers that says it would cost ... ...like seven million bucks for Air Canada to do this, and that amounts to seventy odd cents per ticket (thats Canadian cents) .
A suit by the "Council of Canadians with Disabilities" fueled the decision.
I wonder how long before common carriers follow [suit].
A Beginning.
Amazingly faster will be Broadband Internet access aboard commercial flights. Apparently there is a lot less red tape outfitting planes with internet than issuing flight tickets to the disabled...

The Middle Begins ...

...early.
The Beginnings, now... ...near the End,
Are very early.

Dawn Cracks hard.



(like a pool cue)

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Beginning

This is the hope to establish Barrier Free Travel to everyone, and provide for yourselves and those around us with classes and training for vocational and occupational choices. I'm from Oxlaju Inn and RainyDayClinic in a town unceremoniously called "Dump" in
Belize's Toledo District. Once the end of the line for buses, it is
the Tourist Dump Point where everyone getting off, got off.
A prime example of what happens when you work your fingers to the bone.





Bony Fingers.
These guidelines:
Do what you can.
You can do anything.
Never take a job where you can't wear your own hat.

http://www.Oxlaju.com will give one an idea of the scope of the plan, and www.Jaguartemple.bz along with www.mayanheaven.com one could see the progress if I ever get time to finish them. Time is my little killer. It takes me too long to do everything and I can't shake the thought I need to do well everything.

In the beginning ...


in Central America...
...