Comments on: Oh Good Grief! http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/ John Hamilton Farr's Living Planet Mystery Tales from Taos, New Mexico Sat, 11 Feb 2012 03:57:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dada http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4302 Dada Sat, 24 Jun 2006 23:58:41 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4302 Time is short. Remember fast! (Just kidding....no pressure from this end.) Just checking prognostications for weather upcoming this week and it looks like we've timed this little excursion nicely. Cooler, but warm enough to still drink those deliciously warm 10,000 Foot Stouts on the patio of Eske's. Time is short. Remember fast! (Just kidding….no pressure from this end.) Just checking prognostications for weather upcoming this week and it looks like we’ve timed this little excursion nicely. Cooler, but warm enough to still drink those deliciously warm 10,000 Foot Stouts on the patio of Eske’s.

]]> By: John http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4301 John Sat, 24 Jun 2006 17:25:54 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4301 Maybe it will occur to me. Anything is possible! Maybe it will occur to me. Anything is possible!

]]> By: Dada http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4300 Dada Sat, 24 Jun 2006 14:53:42 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4300 John: What can I say re a "pueblo" reference you made? You don't remember and my searching your blogs high and low for the reference return nothing, leaving me to wonder: "Did I make this up?!" Well, maybe not. Maybe you made a reference to one of those pueblo's names like Pojoaque, Picuris, or something. I know it wasn't Nambe because that's a road we've been down before (although I remember you mentioning that one in conjunction with the High Road). Sorry I can't give you anything to go on here. Maybe it was a figment that flew into my dream catcher. It's late June and the figments are ripe it seems. Oh, and thanks for dropping by the blog and your kind words. John: What can I say re a “pueblo” reference you made? You don’t remember and my searching your blogs high and low for the reference return nothing, leaving me to wonder: “Did I make this up?!”

Well, maybe not. Maybe you made a reference to one of those pueblo’s names like Pojoaque, Picuris, or something. I know it wasn’t Nambe because that’s a road we’ve been down before (although I remember you mentioning that one in conjunction with the High Road).

Sorry I can’t give you anything to go on here. Maybe it was a figment that flew into my dream catcher. It’s late June and the figments are ripe it seems.

Oh, and thanks for dropping by the blog and your kind words.

]]> By: John http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4299 John Sat, 24 Jun 2006 08:23:20 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4299 Good Lord, you must know LOTS more people and places than I do! Not that that would be so hard, considering my habits. (You've actually been <i>trying</i>, too.) This isn't an easy place to infiltrate, however, what with everyone all holed up in their own little niches. It's like the Catacombs of the (Mostly Living) Creatives. But then you know that. Been looking around your blog. Very classy. Good looks, snark AND grace. One could learn a lot. Great paintings! I'm still missing the pueblo reference. Fixed sign, mind moves like a pile of rocks. Gimme a hint, por favor. Good Lord, you must know LOTS more people and places than I do! Not that that would be so hard, considering my habits. (You’ve actually been trying, too.) This isn’t an easy place to infiltrate, however, what with everyone all holed up in their own little niches. It’s like the Catacombs of the (Mostly Living) Creatives. But then you know that.

Been looking around your blog. Very classy. Good looks, snark AND grace. One could learn a lot. Great paintings!

I’m still missing the pueblo reference. Fixed sign, mind moves like a pile of rocks. Gimme a hint, por favor.

]]> By: Dada http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4298 Dada Sat, 24 Jun 2006 00:54:18 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4298 John: No problem "not remembering" that pueblo. Maybe I assigned more significance to it than it holds for you. I just remember reading what you'd written and thinking since we'd never been there, maybe that'd be a nice little day trip. But truthfully, John, any excuse to NOT leave Taos is more than I need to content myself with just kicking back instead. And while I'm getting ramped up for the trip, I just want to share with you how much I appreciated your comments from several years ago written about Taos from the Caffe Tazza, just dripping with 'girl power'. I don't remember how many times I shared that passage with others, but I became a big fan the first time I read that. It was just a couple of months ago I stumbled across your blogsite(s). During the 90's, I worked hard at infiltrating the inner circle of the outer fringes of Taos society such that today, it has become a kind of home away from home. But even more exciting than our impending trip there soon, is our trip there in August when we plan to meet Cindy Shehan out at Rumsfeld's place. John: No problem “not remembering” that pueblo. Maybe I assigned more significance to it than it holds for you. I just remember reading what you’d written and thinking since we’d never been there, maybe that’d be a nice little day trip. But truthfully, John, any excuse to NOT leave Taos is more than I need to content myself with just kicking back instead.

And while I’m getting ramped up for the trip, I just want to share with you how much I appreciated your comments from several years ago written about Taos from the Caffe Tazza, just dripping with ‘girl power’. I don’t remember how many times I shared that passage with others, but I became a big fan the first time I read that. It was just a couple of months ago I stumbled across your blogsite(s).

During the 90′s, I worked hard at infiltrating the inner circle of the outer fringes of Taos society such that today, it has become a kind of home away from home. But even more exciting than our impending trip there soon, is our trip there in August when we plan to meet Cindy Shehan out at Rumsfeld’s place.

]]> By: John http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4297 John Sat, 24 Jun 2006 00:11:34 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4297 I didn't know Ed's 5-window Chevy had been for sale. I just thought it was a prop, or something to paint. :-) Haven't walked down Quesnel St. in a while, so I don't know if it's there or not. The land of Pope (that's "po-pay" to foreigners), Kit (Carson), and Mable (Dodge Luhan) is awfully dry right now. There's a rumor out that the Forest Service will close Kit Carson National Forest next week. That would mean severely restricted hiking, so be forewarned. There's a Web site to check on this, but I don't have the URL right now. Unsure as to the "one of your favorite pueblos" reference. Meaning unclear! Just ask what you want, and I'll try to answer. I didn’t know Ed’s 5-window Chevy had been for sale. I just thought it was a prop, or something to paint. :-) Haven’t walked down Quesnel St. in a while, so I don’t know if it’s there or not.

The land of Pope (that’s “po-pay” to foreigners), Kit (Carson), and Mable (Dodge Luhan) is awfully dry right now. There’s a rumor out that the Forest Service will close Kit Carson National Forest next week. That would mean severely restricted hiking, so be forewarned. There’s a Web site to check on this, but I don’t have the URL right now.

Unsure as to the “one of your favorite pueblos” reference. Meaning unclear! Just ask what you want, and I’ll try to answer.

]]> By: Dada http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/comment-page-1/#comment-4296 Dada Sat, 24 Jun 2006 00:00:54 +0000 http://www.farrfeed.com/2006/06/23/oh-good-grief/#comment-4296 John: Thanks sooo much for this, today. Getting close to visiting the Taos area and so ready for those little things that push one's anticipation, one's excitement over the edge. To the point from 'mild preparation, deciding which T-shirts and number of extra socks to pack, to barely containable expectations of things to come in the land of Pope, Kit and Mable. Last time there, Ed Sandoval had his 50's 5 window Chevy pick-up outside his gallery for sale. I suppose those great wheels that appeared in so many of his paintings is long gone now. Guess we'll find out soon enough. Oh, BTW, would you mind if I inquired of one of your favorite pueblos mentioned a few weeks back that I was unable to locate by searching? John: Thanks sooo much for this, today. Getting close to visiting the Taos area and so ready for those little things that push one’s anticipation, one’s excitement over the edge. To the point from ‘mild preparation, deciding which T-shirts and number of extra socks to pack, to barely containable expectations of things to come in the land of Pope, Kit and Mable.

Last time there, Ed Sandoval had his 50′s 5 window Chevy pick-up outside his gallery for sale. I suppose those great wheels that appeared in so many of his paintings is long gone now. Guess we’ll find out soon enough.

Oh, BTW, would you mind if I inquired of one of your favorite pueblos mentioned a few weeks back that I was unable to locate by searching?

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