# 53
Brian D. McTear to me
Apr 1, 2009
Hey man,
So supposedly you and I can chalk up another near encounter, as I went to see Marianne this morning! I think they probably have a special wink or nod that says you and I are there at the same time, so “move’em out!”. Dr. H came in to tell me that you and I need to put the fear of God in Devin about not being too huggy (touchy feely, might have been the term he used) and making sure he washes his hands and such between seeing me and you.
I am sorry about this and I hope this isn’t a hassle for him or you.
I am Sorry to hear about the rough patch with you and _____. Devin did tell me you were looking to move in. I like that place, and you really couldn’t have nicer people around, so I think it will be a good thing! Keep your chin up! Sometimes, change gets you to stand a little straighter and be a little more active, and that’d be a good way to steer things if you have any control over it.
From that house, could you walk to work and stuff? Or is that too far?
After the Goldrush is a great record for hard times, and while I love Bob Dylan, I think Neil Young is more sympathetic/empathetic with his subjects and listeners. Bob Dylan’s more “mildly amused, slightly annoyed”.
Seth Speaks is tough to read fast. When you start hearing about these extra senses, it’s like trying to explain a sphere to a circle in Flatland. I read that book and The Seth Material in 1995 or so, which got it all across to me. A friend of mine went on to read ALL of them. He probably just finished recently!
Were you a St. Christophers kid? Or did you go to CHOP? I was at CHOP.
I’ll try to get the blog together. I liked the names we had, but what is funny is I can’t remember any of them! Ha! Even so, I really want to pull together our emails and then edit them for the Blog. We could just always communicate via email then edit after the fact. Because I like the idea of it revolving around correspondence, you know?
Okay, like I said, Keep your chin up! Try to take this is a time to realign and maybe find bits of enjoyment in the little fresh starts that come about here and there!
B