(Exclude any day I skip a shower).

Okay, here it is:  You may THINK I was going to say
thanks to my higher power for waking up on this fine day
but it's not ALTHOUGH it should be!

My thought usually arises as a put shampoo in my hair,
microwave food, and drink from a can - or those funky
plastic bottles.

I think, PONDER
everyday about what causes cancer.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not upset.

I lost grandma to C but I know she lived a good long life.
I lost a "new" friend, but I was chosen to be there in transition.
And an ex died at age 40 from a cancer I perceive is from sex,
I always imagined there weren't enough angels to fend off
all those gals cursing him at once.

My best friend's husband got it and my card said, "It's just a matter
of time before we ALL get it, thanks for leading the way."  And I'm
very, very glad he is still with us.

Back to Cancer.

Aluminum?  Cancer in a can?

Microwave ovens?  Those things that come with a big fat warning like,
"STAND BACK IF HAVE A PACEMAKER - YOU'LL DIE"

Then I think of autism.  And how the Travolta's may have some enlightenment
on material babies crawl around on having an effect. 

Sometimes I'll think of cleaners and bug traps and insecticides and that dang
hairspray my ex would use that made me wake up tasting like I should have
a hangover because of the alcohol that traveled through  the aerosol, into the
bedroom and through my eyes, nose, ears and mouth.

Then I think how "they" should have a Master Questionaire they issue to people who have illnesses:  Did you crawl on carpet or hardwood?  What did you remember eating as a baby?  Were you canned or frozen?  (ie. vegetables)  What detergent/cleaning aids/sprays were in the house?  (Can you believe I used to wash my hands at 16 with trichloroethane to get the ink off?!) ZIP CODE (biggie I'm sure). 

There's plenty more.  But you get my drift.

It feels so GOOD to BLOG after tweeting for so long!

I feel like I'm sprinting, instead of typing a few tiny fragments in a twitter box (oh geez, I wonder if TwitterBox.com is taken?)   YES 

Will I type a text marathon?

I have so many thoughts, we'll see.  I MAY be sharing some with the LBC.
Soon!


PS  Could you see YOURself buying a domain name like TweetsOfSanFrancisco.com ?

"When you have nothing nice to say,
don't say it at all."

This was advice my mother repeated often.

The other day, it came out of my mouth
a slithering gossipy tongue saying
SO MATTER OF FACTLY to my
(temporary) superior,
"Someone told me we're getting a
new Supervisor."  (Ours had retired
a few months back).

"Really?!" was the comeback.

I didn't even THINK before speaking.
It just came out and now that I think about it
I didn't even tell him what a great job he does.

I just take it for granted that our product* will
flow smoothly and our 204B does a great job. 

->  All of my coworkers who jump in that HOTseat 
are as easy as the retiree to work for.  It MAY
be because I have the best job in the nation.
I SERIOUSLY don't understand why Charles Bukowski
didn't see it my way <-

Anyway, finding out your employment status from
another employee is sometimes how it works when
you're just a cog in the wheel.

And at this point we're VERY thnkful we are cogs.

PS  Did YOU KNOW that many cities across the country
deliver Express Mail everyday?  1-800-ask-usps *

I have MANY thoughts per day.  Sometimes my THOUGHTS get carried away ("kaRi'd" if I may).  Like when I bought LBtweets.com and LongBeachTweets.com then discovering "Tweetup" isn't just for photographers who tweet, it's for everyone!

http://lbctweetup.wordpress.com/

Twitter.com/MelissaKeyes mentioned Tweetup and when I googled Tweetup instead of Meetup, there it was!  The founders of The Official Long Beach Tweetup have been gathering since July 2008!  (They meet in restaurants, stimulate the local economy and are mostly alcohol tolerant, yay!)

FLASHBACK:  Being at the waters edge, staring at the horizon, thinking of someone my same age - four, five, six... in China or whatever continent is across from California, I'm too lazy right now to look it up, but I imagined someone from faraway, of a different persuasion pondering the exact same thing:  IS THE PERSON ACROSS THE WORLD AT THE WATER'S EDGE "Thinking What I'M Thinking?"

NOTE:  Visit Long Beach TweetUp on ThePrimeSpot.com

So, here it is, 14 hundred dollas later for a new engine PLUS the $100 tip to the person that referred me because I thought I was going to be paying about 12 hundred.

ThePrimeSpotmobile car is working great.  It's insured as a Community Car.

And it's a stick shift.

Sooo, if you see a car
bucking around town,
that's us!

For a bit more it seems!