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  1. Re: 666... three articles

    Brilliant. And don't forget that 6 is code for sex! 6666 is a cry for being touched, skin in the game. 6666 = SexSexSexSex.
  2. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Too Many Names




    Mondays are meshed with Tuesdays
    and the week with the whole year.
    Time cannot be cut
    with your weary scissors,
    and all the names of the day
  3. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Hozho


    And you will see hozho all around you, inside of you.”
    This morning she is teaching me the meaning of HOZHO.
    It is dawn.
    The sun is conquering the sky and my grandmother and I
    are...
  4. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Cento Between the Ending and the End




    Sometimes you don’t die


    when you’re supposed to
  5. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    A Winter’s Alcove

    There are sorrowful, chilled fogs these days that remind one of his mortality. We are in that season when the sun loses the eternal tug-of-war with the icy moon, as exhausted...
  6. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    1914 Truce


    Christmas Eve in the trenches of France, the guns were quiet.
    The dead lay still in No Man’s Land –
    Freddie, Franz, Friedrich, Frank . . .
    The moon, like a medal, hung in the...
  7. Re: Defunding the Republican Party

    The most effective way to defund the Republican Party is to boycott Conservatives' businesses. Do the right thing and find alternatives. Shopping at Community Market instead of Whole Foods is a good...
  8. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Vanishing
    The grief and sense of loss we often interpret as a failure in our personality is actually a feeling of emptiness where a beautiful and strange otherness should have been encountered. -...
  9. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Gratitude Goulash


    Take down your biggest pot,
    bigger than you think you need


    Slice, dice or cut into manageable pieces
    memories of unbounded joy
    and the desiccated remains
  10. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Rain In The Time Of Plague


    I


    Its curtain falls gentle as a quarantine from God
    that keeps souls tidied from rain and one another’s faces.
  11. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    How Does It Happen? <o:p></o:p>
    <o:p> </o:p>
    It happens at the borders <o:p></o:p>
    when grim men answer <o:p></o:p>
    all questions with a flag <o:p></o:p>
    and dismiss talk of civil...
  12. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Bearing Witness

    Sometimes we are asked to stop and bear witness:
    this, the elephants say to me in dreams
    as they thunder through the passageways
    of my heart, disappearing
    into a blaze of...
  13. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Some Girls


    Some girls can’t help it; they are lit sparklers,
    hot-blooded, half naked in the depths of winter,
    tagging moving trains with the bright insignia of their
    fury.
    I’ve seen...
  14. Re: thank you soco supervisors for spending 100s of millions $ on police while we burn up

    At first I let "them" (the user profile is marked as an "organization") post because I thought it might be useful to stimulate discussion, but seeing how's its played out I have now banned them.
    ...
  15. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Ashes Among the Remains


    My father responded
    Just throw them away
    I did not nor did I cast them into
    ocean or bay where we’d fished
    flounder and fluke nor strew them
    over the golf courses...
  16. PG&E tool shows estimated time of power shutoffs

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    PG&E tool shows estimated time of power shutoffs

    ELISSA CHUDWIN
    THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
    August 18, 2020

    If you’re...
  17. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Sorrow Song

    for the eyes of the children,
    the last to melt,
    the last to vaporize,
    for the lingering
    eyes of the children, staring,
    the eyes of the children of
    buchenwald,
    of viet nam and...
  18. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    At the Bomb Testing Site


    At noon in the desert a panting lizard
    waited for history, its elbows tense,
    watching the curve of a particular road
    as if something might happen.


    It...
  19. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    When I Am Among The Trees

    When I am among the trees,
    especially the willows and the honey locust,
    equally the beech, the oaks and the pines,
    they give off such hints of gladness.
    I would...
  20. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    For John Lewis


    In an age of outrage there is love.
    In an age of fear there is love.
    In an age of unspeakable grief and loss there is love.


    Gratitude remains intact.
    But we must act.
  21. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    On Breathing


    I held mine, at a cash point
    by the police station
    when I saw her kneel to speak
    on his level, a mother telling
    her not yet three year old son you don’t
    need to be scared,...
  22. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Weather


    On a scrap of paper in the archive is written

    I have forgotten my umbrella. Turns out

    in a pandemic everyone, not just the philosopher,

    is without. We scramble in the drought of...
  23. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Legacies


    her grandmother called her from the playground
    “yes, ma’am”
    “i want chu to learn how to make rolls” said the old
    woman proudly
    but the little girl didn’t want...
  24. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    The Silence of the Stars


    When Laurens van der Post one night
    In the Kalihari Desert told the Bushmen
    He couldn't hear the stars
    Singing, they didn't believe him. They looked at him,...
  25. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    The Leap


    50 years ago

    At age 19
    Intoxicated by Kerouac’s
    On The Road
    We went down to the
    Railroad tracks
  26. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Antidotes To Fear Of Death

    Sometimes as an antidote
    To fear of death,
    I eat the stars

    Those nights, lying on my back,
    I suck them from the quenching dark
    Til they are all, all inside me,...
  27. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    Threshold

    It has happened.
    You thought you had some control
    of your life
    and that you were in a place
    you understood
    in a time that moved
    from a past you knew
    to a future that followed
  28. Re: Poem for the day from Larry Robinson

    The looters came to my town
    Rounded us like animals
    Tore our families
    Chained us in mass
    Stuffed us in boats across the sea
    Sold us like cattle,
    Branded our skin


    The looters came to my...
  29. 2 New Categories for divergent views

    While I've tried allowing thoughtful Trumpsters to post here, as well as allowing space for various conspiracy theories, however lately I and other members have felt these topics are getting out of...
  30. Re: Keeping WaccoBB safe from Coronavirus

    Thanks, Barry. Humor helps, especially in stressful times.
  31. REMINDER FOR FIRE SEASON: From Fort Ross Volunteer Fire Department

    REMINDER FOR FIRE SEASON:

    If It Will Burn, Move It
    Would you pile kindling all around your house? Noooooo, of course not. But
    we do it all the time without realizing. So outdoors, move anything...
  32. Re: How CVS Conned Sebastopol

    CVS is also a problem, both for how they dealt with the city and their evil corporate past, and just the notion of having a corporate big box (or medium, in this case) as part of our downtown.
    ...
  33. Re: How CVS Conned Sebastopol

    Rite Aid, which was bought by Walgreens who merged with Alliance Boots of the UK, has chosen NOT to use the inversion strategy to avoid US taxes. More info here. Safeway is using inversion.
  34. Re: How CVS Conned Sebastopol

    Mr. O'Foole,

    Welcome to Wacco. I have compiled a list of alternatives to CVS for applefan and everyone else, shown below. These should more than adequately meet your needs as well, Bob.
    ...
  35. Re: How CVS Conned Sebastopol

    How CVS conned Sebastopol
    by John Eder, former Sebastopol City Council Member
    Part 5 of 5

    (See Part 1 here)
    (See Part 2 here)
    (See Part 3 here)
    (See Part 4 here)

    The Future
  36. Re: 5th District Supervisor Race 2016: Noreen Evans vs Lynda Hopkins

    I’ve lived here for only a few years and this election for 5th District Supervisor has been a real eye-opener for me. I’ve gotten to know many local people, a long list of community leaders and...
  37. Re: 5th District Supervisor Race 2016: Let's Get Real

    You are obviously delusional. This is kind of like Nixon saying, "I don't know why those guys were in the office at the Watergate. I was at home, watching All In The Family..."
  38. Re: 5th District Supervisor Race 2016: Let's Get Real

    Excellent Close to Home piece today in response to Lynda and Herman's fluff piece:

    https://www.waccobb.net/forums/waccobb/keep90days/2015-10-04_15-56-29.png
    Close to Home: Let’s get real about...
  39. Re: 5th District Supervisor Race 2016: Noreen Evans vs Lynda Hopkins

    There are plenty of others who question Lynda's "farm friendly" credentials
  40. What Sebastopol's City Council and District Board Should Do to Help Sustain Our Hospital

    My consistent advocacy for a City Council that actively supports our hospital and life saving emergency room, and my consistent criticism of those like Jim Horn, and the City Council members who have...
  41. Re: If Jim Horn Does NOT Want to Close the Hospital Why Will He Not Clarify His Deception

    If you don't mind, I will answer this question.

    Joan and I are 69 and 70 and can't take it with us to the grave so we believe we have made a good investment in our community whether the hospital...
  42. Palm Drive Board Candidate Jim Horn's Campaign of Deception to Close Our Hospital

    Palm Drive Board Candidate Jim Horn's Campaign of Deception to Close Our Hospital

    October 29, 2016
    By Jonathan Greenberg

    This post first appeared as a column in the Sonoma Independent here
    ...
  43. Re: The Manure Smell is overwhelming and toxic! What can we do about it??

    I am a west county native. This is where I grew up, and now I am raising my children here. Honestly, if you have an issue with the smell I think it's time to move on. "Sonoma Aroma" is part of living...
  44. Re: Sarah Gurney and her dislike of CVS

    CVS is a nasty corporation. There are many nasty corporations. Maybe we have to live with them. But we don't have to be polite to them or buy anything from them. I certainly won't.
  45. War is a theft from those who are hungary

    Dear Paula & Varda,
    Given that I was raised in a Republican military family, I remember Ike and this quote. He also introduced the term "military-industrial complex," which has gotten much worse....
  46. Re: Twin Hill Winery Application

    January 19, 2016
    Meeting with ABC regarding Reichwage Winery Inc.

    Wendie McDonald, ABC Licensing Representative, says the application is for off sale license only. It is a duplicate license for...
  47. Twin Hills apple orchard being converted to a vineyard/winery

    Yet another apple orchard has been converted to a vineyard and an application has been made to make it into a winery. This is at the corner of Elphick, Pleasant Hill, and Watertrough, southwest of...
  48. View Post

    Agriculture in California consumes approximately 80% of our water. Growers produce approximately 80% of fruits and vegetables which supplies the US. So the question bodes, exactly what can happen to...
  49. Re: Dairyman winery proposal on Highway 12 to undergo full environmental review

    I agree.
    What are we residents of Sonoma County,
    the host for another "wine industry tick"? They are sucking the blood out of what we longer time residents of this area call home.
    Their dream of...
  50. Re: Dairyman winery proposal on Highway 12 to undergo full environmental review

    People are really fed up. You can feel it. Globally, nationally, locally - there's a lot that has been heaped on the proverbial plate to deal with. People were distraught over Palm Drive, pissed...
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