04 November 2015

Notes - Seahorse / mystery / two Intro summaries

         Late morning. You walked the beach with Carol early this morning, though only for a little more than half a mile. She went on to walk another mile by herself. After breakfast and the paper you spent time working on her iPhone apps, after which she decided that she would rather just use the apps on her iPad instead because they were larger and easier to both read and use. Other than that, not much happening this day on the beach – partly cloudy sky with a placid green hued sea below. – Amorella

         1105 hours. I need to do my exercises.

         Mid-afternoon. After your forty-five minutes of exercises you and Carol drove south on Gulf B. onto Pass-a-Grille for a leisurely lunch at The Seahorse Restaurant, which to you and Carol, exemplifies the best of old Florida in the present.

         1549 hours. The setting and the food are both excellent as long as you expect an old Florida atmosphere and attitude. That’s what we go for. (Plus, the tropical-like plants here in Pass-a-Grille are similar to those in Key West and where we lived in Sao Paulo, Brazil.)




** **
This is an historic restaurant located in the 8th Avenue Section of Pass-a-Grille Beach.

Established in 1911, Pass-a-Grille was one of the original beach communities on the West Coast of Florida. A community of history and individuality, this bit of historic sand extending 31 blocks long and 1 block wide boasts a colorful past of pirates and smuggler alike.

The old town center was located between 7th and 9th Avenues; many of the original structures are still standing. Robert Ripley of "Believe It or Not" fame once called 8th Avenue "America's Shortest and Most Beautiful Main Street."

The Seahorse Restaurant, established in 1938, was one of the original Drive-In restaurants. It has been an important part of Pass-A-Grille for many years, attracting tourist and local folks alike to its open-air feeling and casual atmosphere. Family-owned and operated for the last 40 years, The Seahorse is an ideal stop when visiting this charming beach town.

Selected and edited from Facebook: The Seahorse

** **

         1557 hours. On the way to the condo we stopped and had another ice cream at The Candy Store, got fuel and stopped at Publics for a few items. So far, it has been a pleasant day all the way round, i.e. a vacation as we like it.

        You mention important aspects of your hearts here, boy. A good vacation can include a nuance of private geographic memories. Post. - Amorella


         1910 hours. Eventually we had a snack supper. Carol had a chicken wrap from last night’s Daiquiri Shack, and I had ham and cheese on the lower half of a piece of 4 inch long Cuban bread and some barbeque flavored potato chips. The drink: a can of Coke Zero poured into a used Panera plastic container with ice. I took a couple of photos of tonight’s sunset. This is the better. By the way it was 92 degrees at Tampa International, a new all time November high record. Cool.



“Fireball Floating”

         You and Carol are going to watch one show tonight, but you cannot remember the title. – Amorella

         1924 hours. “Miss Marble” comes to mind. No. It is “Mysteries of Laura” at eight on NBC. Miss Marble and Laura are both played by women actresses; that must be the connection.

         No, orndorff. The connection was the word ‘mystery’. Post. Amorella

         1933 hours. This is not a surprise because it was not thought. 

         After watching “M. of L.” Carol is watching “Criminal Minds”. You are ready to work on the Intro to Grandma Eleven. – Amorella

         2122 hours. I have to cut 1323 words to 50 words and essentially say the same thing. Believe it or not, I like these types of challenges. First, if I use Word AutoSummarize to cut the Intro to 500 words that should give me a base.

         Boy, you can do better than this yourself. Read it over, underlining only what’s important and note what you have. – Amorella

         2140 hours. You were right. I got it down to 428 words in less than 18minutes. Wow. That seemed like about 8 to 10 minutes while condensing thoughts, but it took 18 minutes. Isn’t that odd? Here is what I have for the Introduction presently:

** **
         In these stories, said Grandma, we have to go with the dreamer, who in life did not know of the three laws of thermodynamics. The Living may not agree, but a dead man is doing the dreaming not a living one.
         The second law is focused on time moving forward, and once an event has occurred it cannot then un-occur.
         The third law states that elements that were one time predisposed to hold heat will eventually cool down to a near theoretical absolute zero.
         Human consciousness and unconsciousness are conditional states of physics but not matter.
         Trancelation is a communicative state of thought images from dead Merlyn the Sender to the fictional Graystone,
The first Shade is your theoretical genetic mother, Eve. The thread of human existence today is from her thread of human life.
The blood flows as does time in a singular direction, in a gravitational drop in a gravitational pool in a gravitational bucket.
There’s a hole in the bucket,
Dear Lisa, dear Lisa
There’s a hole in the bucket,
Dear Lisa, there’s a hole.
In this existential circumstance, there is no fixing the hole -
         The heart of humanity causes work, and this work or energy is measured by the passions that drive humanity to do what needs to be done to survive as a species first, and as in individual second. This is the transmission mode of Merlyn’s dreams as he considers it.
         People gravitate to the waves of their passions. The brain-spinal column ground does the trick. Backbone, if you will.
Even without hope, there is gallows humor laced with unseen smirks of irony. This is built into the human spirit; the invisible thread of soul that unites the species into the iron nerves that thread the physical body its armor is humor at its best.
The Dead understand better the importance of the Living because they are the pieces in the Box now being toyed and played with.
The Box was opened by Mother Eve not long ago. The current joke in the Nether World is that if the Living want to continue to play with the Dead, they can play with themselves. This is an example of how deep the human humor goes. Grandma clapped her hands glad to be done with her discussion on trancephysics. Her hope is that nothing has been lost in the trancelation.
         Dead Merlyn is working his way to the conscious light of present day in old Grandma’s stories. Passions are but one of the paths people gravitate to.  422 Words - rho

** **

         2150 hours. Out of curiousity I am running the AutoSummary program to see what it comes up with.

** **

The Living may not agree, but a dead man is doing the dreaming not a living one.
Absolute zero, however, from the perspective of the Dead, is referenced as a dimension Beyond both the Living and the Dead.
Trancelation is a communicative state of unconsciousness thought, specifically thought images from dead Merlyn the Sender to the fictional Graystone, the receiver.
The receiver of the holographic-like three-pictured frameless image must be a fictional twin, a living version of the fictional dead Merlyn. You exist in the Light of the Living. The Dead exist in the Shade of the Living. The thread of human existence today is from her thread of human life.
There’s a hole in the bucket,
Dear Lisa, dear Lisa
A gravitational time measuring machine, built for gravity not for a timed water flow.         
The Dead attract the Living, just as the Living attract the Dead.          How is the holographic still-image of a past, present, and future dream received by the fictional Living human from the fictional Dead one? Backbone, if you will. Dead Merlyn is working his way to the conscious light of present day in old Grandma’s stories. 191 words via Word AutoSummary

** **

         Interesting find, boy. Something to think on. Post. - Amorella


No comments:

Post a Comment