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I'm so busy at work I may miss Jellyfish O'clock....

Sounds like your work - life balance is out, you may want to get that looked at.....

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with all those pads of pardons?

We managed to squeeze a little jelly out of the fish...

It's a Humpday very special addition of Jellyfish Honey Badger Wrestling!!!...

Dinner may need to be skipped...

Woo Hoo it's Friday Night Arts & Crafts Jellyfish Honey Badger Wrestling...

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that's what happens when you don't read you loose your link to higher thinking

The ship is being moved to the launch pad, soon the journey begins...



63 Hours 7 Minutes 33 Seconds and counting

But, then, suddenly (or, not so suddenly....)

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You're probably wondering why I'm here
(not that it makes a heck of a lot of a difference to ya)

maybe later, after a bedtime story.....

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with all those pads of pardons?

Dam Doug...

Awe Grey Ghost is building up my ego...


The launch is actually Thursday morning we're headed to the beach La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-lahhh will bring the weenies, the soft drinks, and the cookies...Everybody's in love!

The countdown continues...




39 Hours 57 Minutes 33 seconds...

Preparing for launch in 21 Hours 3 Minutes 33 Seconds...

T-Minus 10, 9. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1....lift off of the Jellyfish Explorer Expedition...

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that's what happens when you don't read you loose your link to higher thinking

Somebody posted this...
https://www.facebook.com/carlos.manzano ... 35616/?t=6
... and the sexist, but, in my view, hilarious comment was: "I've dated worse".

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"I have learned from my mistakes, and I am sure I can repeat them exactly."

Did it again, bought a piece of Czechoslovakian Art Glass, was $500 got it for $275 at Fisherman's Warf in Monterey Bay...

cool.

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that's what happens when you don't read you loose your link to higher thinking

Nice Fantom G7, maps. Where'd ya find it?

glad you asked!

upon one of my many travels abroad, i met a super interesting gentleman. we'll call him "hugo".
as it turns out, hugo was a keyboard/synthesizer fanatic. he had a vast knowledge and an undying love for all things electro-keys.
long story short, i grew fond of the fantom and ended up trading hugo my b.c. rich spiderwolf for her.
that reminds me... i really need to clean out the garage.

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We drove to Morro Bay yesterday, the day started out beautiful but slowly we encountered clouds and sprinkles of rain. We had a night reservation at Hearst Castle so we enquired about the rain policy, they said rain or shine the bus goes up, bring an umbrella.

I found this curious since a lot of the tour is geared towards outdoors and the period lighting of the grounds. So I bought an umbrella and we dressed for weather and off we went warm coffee in or hands.

By this time it was simply drizzling but still an issue for outdoor activities. Well they had a solution for this situation the indoor portion was extended to all the cottages then we scurried umbrellas in hand to the main building were several people were dressed in period clothes and speaking in th tong of the 1930's.

We basically got a hybrid tour very extensive of the cavernous castle which was awesome...but, and there always seems to be one in these situations, we had intended to go out after since it was Saturday night.

Now keep in mind we have been hiking beaches for three days, we did a tide pool hike near pebble beach that was way out to a rock we climbed and nearly were trapped by high tide.

Not to mention an extensive hike of Moonstone Beach which was unusually completely deserted and had the widest variety of driftwood structures built by local artist.

Needless to say we were totally cooked came back to the room and slept like babies...old babies...

Glad you made it back safely to dry land! We don’t want to see any stories about Czech Art being orphaned by adventurous tourists.

LMAO...KU I'll be more careful, I have a Turkish Lamp at home I need to think about...I need to get my priorities in line and straighten my life out...

Today has been off and on rain all day, the morning started mostly sunny but as we ate our decadently good gourmet breakfast at Frankie & Lola's it began to sprinkle. After breakfast we headed for Harmony a artisan town with an amazing glass works and pottery shop, RG found a beautiful piece of art pottery she liked and I bought it for her.

We then drove around the beach houses in Cambria and found a nice 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath home on the bluff overlooking the ocean for 3 million dollars, it's a steal...


More to come...

excellent, soak it up Plook.

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with all those pads of pardons?

We ended up coming to the room and watching the completion of the Indianapolis 500 qualifications, by then the rain stopped so we went to the golf course so I can try some new clubs I purchased.

The views from their are breathtaking and everything was fine until I was putting away my clubs and it started to rain!

The driving range is some distance from the parking lot so we scrambled down the hill, past the starter's hut, and made it to the cart garage where we took shelter.

We debated having a go at it in the lockers but soon determined my fat ass would certainly be hanging out for all to see.

The rain stopped so we headed for the car, I was soaked so we headed for the room for a quick change, RG was still dry because she was wearing a raincoat...a very fashionably nice one at that...smart gal!

We then went to the ocean bye the Rock and watched surfers, it was powerful and all out were taking a beating for the waves they caught, it was quite exciting to watch.

We headed for dinner at the Dockside a restaurant owned and operated by local Italian family that has been here over 100 years. We enjoyed an excellent seafood platter of shrimp, scallops, salmon, sole, catch of the day, and a side of seared Ahi tuna...all the sauces were really good.

We headed back to the beach in hopes of seeing a sunset but the clouds owned the horizon then a single shaft of light shone down from above like God's flashlight seeking a holy man, it was spectacular and I took a picture but as always seldom does the picture do the scene justice.

More to come...