As to the OP.
How I do it is probably a lot like Jack does it. Drink, smoke, think about an ideal relationship and wander a sliver of the Earth afforded me.
It is quite odd how similar we all are. Everyone I've met from RI instantly sees into each other's eyes and sees a kindred spirit. Because we are.
Today this girl I've been hanging out with told me that, seriously, she told me that "I think too much" and I "brood over everything" and that she was "losing patience".
I told her that if you've lost your patience, I truly hope you're able to find it again. Not with me! I just truly hope that she can find what she has lost. I became angry with her and pointed out the shit she "broods" over herself. She told me that I am constantly changing subjects when I talk. She told me that a lot of what I talk about makes no sense. Ultimately, I wasn't offended at all, I just dealt with it. She dropped me off downtown after not inviting me to breakfast and I just wandered around ALL DAY. I probably walked 10 miles today. I wound up at Seattle Center and just laid in the grass, drinking beer in the shade and relaxed. Then the funniest thing happened.
A girl comes up to me and asks me if I have been attacked by any aggressive crows while I had been sitting there. She pointed out the squawking baby crows in the trees around I hadn't even noticed. I noticed the atmosphere of just taking it in, but she was on a mission. I didn't understand at first. But then she came back and asked if I would help her watch her camera as she conducted an experiment and survey of the language of the crows and how they recognize human faces, personas and what was making them aggressive when given food and babies are around. I know, right.
Well we wind up chatting a bit while she is meticulously jotting down the various calls of the crows, what other variants of bird were in the area and she's got this crazy ass freaky mask on in order to study the crows. I told her that I've read her professor's book.
http://www.amazon.com/Company-Crows-Rav ... 0300122551All the while I am observing her observe and taking mental and creative notes of what the crows are thinking about being observed. I asked her if she thought the crows might know they were being observed. I wondered about the behavior of humans that crows understand some of us watch them in amazement.
I prefer the randomness and keeping things unlocked. All things unlocked in every which way of the term "unlocked". All is/are free.
http://www.earlyclues.com/2013/06/10/in ... or-advice/
There is no me. There is no you. There is all. There is no you. There is no me. And that is all. A profound acceptance of an enormous pageantry. A haunting certainty that the unifying principle of this universe is love. -- Propagandhi