Omega
Colorado Springs
Rhode Island Red š
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Mickey Mouse
Littleton, COLORADO
Littleton, COLORADO
¡OK!
Prince WILLIAM
Jorge GUILLERMO
Jorge GUILLERMO
Romans 6:14
“For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace.”
“For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace.”
“Aubrey Beardsley introduced a new sense of rhythm into black and white art” ~~~Holbrook Jackson
“The rat, like men, has become practically omnivorous—it eats anything that lets it.”~~~Hans Zinsser
Chess: "Rhode Island" "Littleton" "Omega" "Rhodesian Ridgeback" "Mickey Mouse" "Jorge Guillermo" "Prince William" "OK"
' "A diablero, they say, is a brujo who changes into any form he wants to adopt. But everybody knows that is pure bull. The old people here are full of stories about diableros. You won't find that among us younger people."
"What kind of animal do you think it was, dona Luz?" I asked a middle-aged woman.
"Only God knows that for sure, but I think it was not a coyote. There are things that appear to be coyotes,
but are not. Was the coyote running, or was it eating?"
"It was standing most of the time, but when I first saw it, I think it was eating something."
"Are you sure it was not carrying something in its mouth?"
"Perhaps it was. But tell me, would that make any difference?"
"Yes, it would. If it was carrying something in its mouth it was not a coyote."
"What was it then?"
"'It was a man or a woman."
"What do you call such people, dona Luz?"
She did not answer. I questioned her for a while longer, but without success. Finally she said she did not know. I asked her if such people were called diableros, and she answered that "diablero" was one of the names given to them. '~~~Carlos Castaneda. THE TEACHINGS OF DON JUAN.
"What kind of animal do you think it was, dona Luz?" I asked a middle-aged woman.
"Only God knows that for sure, but I think it was not a coyote. There are things that appear to be coyotes,
but are not. Was the coyote running, or was it eating?"
"It was standing most of the time, but when I first saw it, I think it was eating something."
"Are you sure it was not carrying something in its mouth?"
"Perhaps it was. But tell me, would that make any difference?"
"Yes, it would. If it was carrying something in its mouth it was not a coyote."
"What was it then?"
"'It was a man or a woman."
"What do you call such people, dona Luz?"
She did not answer. I questioned her for a while longer, but without success. Finally she said she did not know. I asked her if such people were called diableros, and she answered that "diablero" was one of the names given to them. '~~~Carlos Castaneda. THE TEACHINGS OF DON JUAN.
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