One-armed peacock

[Guest guest]

Yeah, David Swenson looks like he has a good

solution. That would work for me... in about 25 years if

I'm lucky. Until then, I'll follow Missy Pinky's

advice.<br><br>If you were on David's site looking for workshops, I

hope you find one with him. He is the best teacher I

have encountered yet. I know you would appreciate his

great sense of humor. And as you can see from that

picture, he's fast approaching the levitation stage. Catch

him quick before he floats off to another plane of

existence! <br><br>I am off to my retreat this coming

Saturday. Off to Rancho La Puerta, thanks to one of the

AstangaDocs. It looks like summer camp for adults, all kinds

of activites scheduled throughout the day. We'll be

passing thru the SD airport. Too bad we can't meet you

there and pick up some of your foresaken wine (red,

please). But then again, I guess it wouldn't be a good way

to start off the alchohol-free week.<br>B

[Guest guest]

I think the fastest way to make friends is to say you have a well-stocked wine

cellar

[Guest guest]

from talking to folks who've been to RLP, you'll

have a great time. if you do want to have a final

hedonistic meal prior to heading south of the border, or

maybe on your return, let us know. my wife is an

excellent chef who loves to cook for others (our kids have

pretty limited and picky palates, so unless we have

guests over, all we usually get to eat around here is

macaroni and cheese or left over chicken nuggets) and the

wine is just sittin' there.

[Guest guest]

Enjoy Rancho La Puerta - hope you get a chance to visit and practice with us

here in San Diego sometime soon. The weather this week is predicted to be warm,

hope it's nice for your retreat.