THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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Now my home office is another story. Unfinished walls (I ripped them apart then never went back to finish -yet-), two bulletin boards and a calendar telling us what we need to do and where we need to be. Someday I really will have the walls finished. |
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so anyway, I was walking around this wonderland and having a good time, but I found myself talking about the idaho panhandle. "have you ever driven across i-90 from spokane to montana? it's gorgeous. full of old silver mining towns -- one had a brothel that's only been out of business 10 years. now it's a 'museum.' yeah, coeur d'alene is nice, the lake is great, but the rest of it is also incredible. old wooden missions and old west-style storefronts and trees as big as god." I need to go home. the rest of the world is fine and all, but the pacific northwest is the best place. |
planned to go there on the way back from Yakima, but....Yakima, WA and Ashland, MT are 900 miles apart and by the time we were in Butte we were in no state of mind to get out of the van and interact with society. Some day, though. Coeur d'Alene is gorgeous. It looks like Austria. |
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the city, and we were forbidden to leave for four days. (It was for a retreat. I can't remember the exact location. It was on the reservation, though.) And it confirmed what I had suspected about organic farms. It was across the street from a regular old farm, and I'm sure those pesticides and pesticide-laced water made it into the organic apple orchard. I'll keep the FUCKING AWESOME!!!! tacos in mind for the next time I'm in the area, though. And there will be a next time, so help me God. |