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San Luis Obispo, CA

Member Since:
01.06.08

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I can't live without music played from the heart, or being able to look at the ocean or a garden. Gardens and oceans may live in art. Some days I write to live. Other days, I live for music. I teach about herbs and healing at my shop near the beach. My grandfather surfed with the Duke, and I seem to have inherited his love of the sea...

Love rests on no foundation.

It is an endless ocean,

with no beginning or end.

Imagine,

a suspended ocean,

riding on a cushion of ancient secrets.

All souls have drowned in it,

and now dwell there.

One drop of that ocean is hope,

and the rest is fear.

~ Rumi

Collecting native plants. Gazing at the Seven Sisters (my favorite mountains in SLO). Watching the sun set over Avila Bay. Soaking in the baths at Esalen. Hiking up to Berry Falls. Surfing in warm waters. Dining in San Francisco. Listening to songs about unrequited love. Writing poems to my Absent Lover. Delving into Ancient Mysteries. The art of kissing. Slide guitar. Classical guitar. Solar energy. Straw bale houses. The tango. People who aren't afraid of expressing themselves or their artistic vision. People who have overcome adversity. Poetry. Ancient calligraphy. Hands... I'm very interested in hands...and the art of touch.

Six Feet Under. Prime Suspect. Reilly Ace of Spies. Angels in America. Mad Men. Austin City Limits. Jon Stewart. I'm not a huge TV fan--I'm really too busy to watch consistently, but some shows are rather fun and often educational.

Amelie. A Touch of Evil. How Green Was My Valley. The Usual Suspects. Bound. The Red Shoes. The Man Who Fell to Earth. Somewhere In Time. Mephisto. Pepe Le Moko. Talk to Her. Portrait of Jenny. The Italian Job. Cat People.

Love in the Time of Cholera. The Monkeywrench Gang. Possession. The Alexandria Quartet. Guns, Germs and Steel. Collapse. This is My Beloved. Western Garden Book. Living the Good Life. Desert Solitaire. Making Plant Medicine. The Essential John Donne. The Compass Flower. Anything by Rumi. Shakespeare, of course. Nabokov. Kazantzakis. Jane Austen. Margaret Atwood.