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Thoughts of a knowmad
Created on 2004-10-05 00:16:43 (#4737411), last updated 2008-06-12
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Basic Info| Name: | solune |
|---|---|
| Birthdate: | 08-15 |
| Location: | Glenolden, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Website: | http://www.knowmad.net |
BioHmmm, where to begin?
I'm a tile setter by trade-for now. If I ever get my self together I'll move off into another direction, hopefully computer oriented. Right now I'm working on raising my web-building acumen, having designed my site promoting a personal protest of the Patriot act (http://www.knowmad.net)and a coworker's commercial venture.
When i'm not being so damn intense I'll do some white water rafting, camping, just about anything outdoors. I really need to get a new bike and my own tent, but I've been moving around so much in the past few years keeping anything has proved...difficult.
I need to do some more traveling. I've been god-awful restless lately, and hear Sedona Arizona calling through a weird set of circumstances: I had repeated dreams about it for about a year, off and on. Out of the blue. I barely even knew such a place existed, let alone had any real reason to think about it in my waking life. Then, after a summer rafting trip on the Youghiogheny in PA, I was in a gift shop checking out t-shirts when a blue tie-dye shirt leapt into my hands emblazoned with the words "Sedona AZ".
Okay, that was coincidence, a freaky one. Still, the supernatural slant had that appeal that pushed Sedona more forward in my mind. The clincher came when I attended the wake for a friend's grandmother. As is custom, pictures of her life surrounded the funeral home, and I looked through each one. There, to my suprise, was a picture of her and their aunt in front of a sign that said "Welcome To Sedona," with a forrest in the backround. Upon inquiry I was told that it was one of her favorite places.
Well, now it's a year or so later and the call is stronger than ever. I'm slowly looking to simplify my life, rid myself of some possessions and bust a move. There is so much I want to do!
Well, that's all for now. I'll get back to this, mainly because my thoughts are running too deep for a "bio" that's fascinating and entertaining.
I'm a tile setter by trade-for now. If I ever get my self together I'll move off into another direction, hopefully computer oriented. Right now I'm working on raising my web-building acumen, having designed my site promoting a personal protest of the Patriot act (http://www.knowmad.net)and a coworker's commercial venture.
When i'm not being so damn intense I'll do some white water rafting, camping, just about anything outdoors. I really need to get a new bike and my own tent, but I've been moving around so much in the past few years keeping anything has proved...difficult.
I need to do some more traveling. I've been god-awful restless lately, and hear Sedona Arizona calling through a weird set of circumstances: I had repeated dreams about it for about a year, off and on. Out of the blue. I barely even knew such a place existed, let alone had any real reason to think about it in my waking life. Then, after a summer rafting trip on the Youghiogheny in PA, I was in a gift shop checking out t-shirts when a blue tie-dye shirt leapt into my hands emblazoned with the words "Sedona AZ".
Okay, that was coincidence, a freaky one. Still, the supernatural slant had that appeal that pushed Sedona more forward in my mind. The clincher came when I attended the wake for a friend's grandmother. As is custom, pictures of her life surrounded the funeral home, and I looked through each one. There, to my suprise, was a picture of her and their aunt in front of a sign that said "Welcome To Sedona," with a forrest in the backround. Upon inquiry I was told that it was one of her favorite places.
Well, now it's a year or so later and the call is stronger than ever. I'm slowly looking to simplify my life, rid myself of some possessions and bust a move. There is so much I want to do!
Well, that's all for now. I'll get back to this, mainly because my thoughts are running too deep for a "bio" that's fascinating and entertaining.
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amusement parks, anime, arizona, art, audioslave, bacon, beaches, beatles, biking, blues, books, bookstores, camping, ceramic tile, ceramics, classical, classical music, coffee, computers, concerts, cooking, david bowie, digital rights, driving, dvd's, eating, eff, eggs, everything, fog, forests, french toast, grills, holland, j.r.r.tolkein, japan, jazz, journaling, lakes, lightning shows, link sausage, linux, mississippi john hurt, moon, movies, museums, music, neices, nephews, nothing, observation, os/2, outdoors, patriot act, pearl jam, photography, polished stones, rain, raindrops clinging to leaves, reading, robert heinlein, rocks, science, science fiction, sedona, sex, snow storms, stars, steak, stevie ray vaughan, stones, storytelling, sunshine, swing, swing dancing, tea, technology, traveling, walking, women, writing, yada yada yada
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