Everything's Going Nuts
With an
early start and it being dark we could not see the thick branches jutting out
from the trees. So, when backing up, our rear window bashed and broke into
millions of pieces. Something had to be done to replace the vehicle's back
which was also damaged.
The forecast called for rain, even for a storm, so Vivasvan got working on the damaged rear-end right away.
Another mechanical issue is my knees. They don't seem to care for the initial steps taken in the morning with the up-and-down nature of theAppalachian
trail . Eventually though, the machinery (my body) takes to it
fine.
Trees are shedding their fruit. What I mean to say is that nuts are falling all over the place - walnuts and acorns especially. The squirrels are in glee. You hear the sound of a thud when a nut hits the pavement but only after several snap sounds which arise from contacting twigs and leaves during its descent. I am lucky to not be struck by one of these guys yet.
We have crossed another border atBull
Bridge New York State New York whereas in Massachusetts
and Connecticut
On a more serious note, I spoke to a friend (a rather well-known athlete) on my cell and being familiar with our guru, Srila Prabhupada, I asked him, "Now it has been 50 years since our guru came to the West...what kind of assessment, reflection, or vision do you feel we should have?"
"Appreciate and never think that because I am a devotee (spiritualist) that all things should be happening for me. Do not feel entitled. Be grateful."
The forecast called for rain, even for a storm, so Vivasvan got working on the damaged rear-end right away.
Another mechanical issue is my knees. They don't seem to care for the initial steps taken in the morning with the up-and-down nature of the
Trees are shedding their fruit. What I mean to say is that nuts are falling all over the place - walnuts and acorns especially. The squirrels are in glee. You hear the sound of a thud when a nut hits the pavement but only after several snap sounds which arise from contacting twigs and leaves during its descent. I am lucky to not be struck by one of these guys yet.
We have crossed another border at
On a more serious note, I spoke to a friend (a rather well-known athlete) on my cell and being familiar with our guru, Srila Prabhupada, I asked him, "Now it has been 50 years since our guru came to the West...what kind of assessment, reflection, or vision do you feel we should have?"
"Appreciate and never think that because I am a devotee (spiritualist) that all things should be happening for me. Do not feel entitled. Be grateful."
May the Source be with you!
20 miles/
32 km
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