After about two weeks at Brown's Field. I lose it. I spent a good morning moping around the farm, finally realizing that beingangry all the time wasn't helping things. So of course, where implied violence may fail, open pouting is sure to succeed, right ( Read more... )

Macrobiotic food states that most things are either Yin, or Yang. Things that grow above ground are Yin. Things that grow below ground are Yang. Big things are Yin. Small things are Yang. But in you meals, you need to balance everything out. The Yin of a hamburger needs to be balanced by the Yang of a milkshake. Etc ( Read more... )

Minto is the Everett's son. He's ten. We didn't get along very well during my first week and a half at Brown's Field. He speaks English, but all things equal, would rather not ( Read more... )

Everett and Deco own and run Brown's Field ( Read more... )

YukikoSo, I get to Brown's Field. I arrive in the afternoon, and am picked up by a girl named Yukiko. I say girl, even though she's like 5 years older than me, she looks and sounds like she's 14. She squeaks ( Read more... )

Let's use the Way-back machine to take you back before I went to Japan. Think sometime between March and July, 2005. One of those recycled conversations in my life began with "So, what are you going to do in Japan ( Read more... )

So, at the wedding, I hung out some with my buddy Bob... The same Bob which I call "The Bob" or "Flounder..." and maybe sometimes "The Same Bob" or "That Bob ( Read more... )

I come across lots of different random things during my browsing day. I figure I should start throwing it up for your edification. I'll let the article speak for itself. From the BBC ( Read more... )

Last post of the night, or at least, last post with words ( Read more... )

I just came back from Alabama. I was lucky enough to attend my buddy Harry's wedding. While there, I visited with some co-workers, and met up with this character.... Some people call him "Bob." But his real name is either "Flounder" or "The Bob." He's never really come clean with either ( Read more... )