November 11, 2009

  • Sixty things I learned at Cornucopia.

    11. Holding hands and singing consciouness songs makes you all warm and fuzzy inside.

    Amusing t-shirt signs:

    Oh Crap! You are going to try to cheer me up, aren’t you?

    keep the faith

    david

November 9, 2009

  • 60 things I learned at cornucopia:

    10:Hari Krishnas are people too.

    Amusing t.shirt sayings

    I am old enough that I can laugh, cough, sneeze and fart at the same time.

    keep the faith–david

November 7, 2009

  • 60 things I learned at Cornucopia.

    9. life is just a game we play and there is no special way.

    Old but still funny t=shirt.  Nobody listens to me until I fart.

    keep the faith–david

November 6, 2009

  • 60 things I learned at cornucopia.

    8. I learned you can get just as stoned on inspirational stories as you can pot and it’s much cheaper and doesn’t make you hungry.

     

    Amusing T-shirt sayings:

     

    Sorry I missed church, I was practicing witchcraft and becoming a lesbian.

     

    keep the faith —davud

November 4, 2009

  • Things I learned at Cornucopia.

    7. There is definitely gain without pain.  Life doesn’t have to hurt.

    t-shirt musings.

    Support bacteria, they are the only culture some people have.

    keep the faith – david

  • 60 things I learned at Cornucopia

    6.  A Loving Person Lives in a Loving World.

    Amusing t-shirt sayings.

    Never attribute to malice thaty which can be adequately explained by stupidity.

    keep the faith

    david

November 3, 2009

  • 60 things I learned at Cornucopia

    5.  A Hostile Person Lives in a Hostile World.

    keep the faith

    david

November 1, 2009

  • Most of my pictures are now on face book-please come join me.

  • 60 things I learned at Cornucopia.

    4. A person you don’t care for is your best teacher.

     

    keep the faith

    david

     

October 31, 2009

  • 60 things I learned at Cornucopia.

    3. It is not what happens to you that causes your pain and suffering, but how you react to it.

    keep the faith
    david