An Unusually Thoughtful Evening

Here are my "tweets" after having my cup of decaf coffee:

Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

The first government was formed by Cain after he killed Abel. His first supporter was a coward who feared that he too would be killed.


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Al's definition:Government - an assembly of cowards clinging to their guns & cowering in fear who sadly have reasons to fear for themselves.


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Those who seek power over others are necessarily weak; anyone with the resolve to unconditionally help one other person is undeniably strong

38m Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

[continued from below] this place is not to carry out a cause but is a cause to celebrate.

40m Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

Where the air is clean & the water is crystal clear, and the sky an ever-changing palette of colors, [continued at above]

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A dreamer who cannot paint can only tap into the dreams of others to create in the mind's eye an other-worldly universe of beauty.
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55m Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

In this boundless time-space continuum humans share earth's common air & water. To let anything else come in between this bond is a failure.

1h Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

Strengthened by my spirit over which I have no control, my life is a series of memorable vignettes, earthly as wells as heavenly.

1h Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

Alone on the beach I am at sunset a silhouette from a distance to be engulfed by that of earth & in that darkness I am part of the universe.

1h Al in SF Al in SF ‏ @Al_in_SF

Conserve energy: Bio-engineer the human sensors to detect and eyes to see the environs in darkness.

Away From The Noise

Away from the noise, reality ends and dreams begin in places like this ... see http://www.pavelfilatov.com/ru/gall/Altai_Mountains/mini.php

Almost Heaven: The Sanctus of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis in D Major, Opus 123, by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus with William Preucil, the violin solo, in a 1988 Telarc recording with conductor, Robert Shaw.