Comments on: And so begins the Pleasant Revolution http://www.pleasantrevolution.net/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/ tools, soundrack, thoughts, and images for a pleasant revolution Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:34:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: lynne http://www.pleasantrevolution.net/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-190 lynne Sat, 24 Nov 2007 21:25:08 +0000 http://www18.a2hosting.com/~pleasant/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-190 Hey there... i just learned about your tour and sounds like great fuN! if you need or want a place to play/stay in beautiful VENTURA, i've got a supernaturalspace known as "the artbarn" a creative music/art/nature endeavor which is a block from the beach, downtown, and doubles as a crash pad for out of town-ers. i'd be delighted to host you and invite people over to enjoy some of what you have to offer! let me know if this sounds good to you! i'm open for the 24th/25th/26th. : )))) lynne Hey there…
i just learned about your tour and sounds like great fuN! if you need or want a place to play/stay in beautiful VENTURA, i’ve got a supernaturalspace known as “the artbarn” a creative music/art/nature endeavor which is a block from the beach, downtown, and doubles as a crash pad for out of town-ers. i’d be delighted to host you and invite people over to enjoy some of what you have to offer!
let me know if this sounds good to you! i’m open for the 24th/25th/26th.
: ))))
lynne

]]> By: Rob Allen http://www.pleasantrevolution.net/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-193 Rob Allen Tue, 13 Nov 2007 15:32:32 +0000 http://www18.a2hosting.com/~pleasant/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-193 C'mon, y'all... What, when, why, who, where and how? Kipchoge and I are not the only two with internet access... C'mon, y'all... Rob C’mon, y’all…

What, when, why, who, where and how?

Kipchoge and I are not the only two with internet access…

C’mon, y’all…

Rob

]]> By: Rob Allen http://www.pleasantrevolution.net/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-192 Rob Allen Sat, 10 Nov 2007 16:23:37 +0000 http://www18.a2hosting.com/~pleasant/2007/10/31/and-so-begins-the-pleasant-revolution/#comment-192 The Revolution rolled through my town the other day, Fair Oaks. We were going to have a marching band and 50 beefeaters at the gates, but settled for rolling up the American River Bike Trail on my Xtracycle valley bike. As expected, upstream met downstream in Folsom, and we were enjoying an extended joyous greeting when the radio call came, "man down." Dante hit the trail with his head. He was taken to Mercy San Juan Hospital for 7 stitches, and was picked up and delivered to Rudolph Steiner College in time for the evening's festivities. Dante's tough. The music gained a voice in Fair Oaks. Mazy's enchanting fiddle is weaving into Shake Your Peace and the Ningas. Last I knew she was on a borrowed bike, looking for permanent wheels. Monday's ride began with pancakes for all at my house. The pancakes continued and continued and continued until all surrendered. Most of the ride on Monday was on the exquisit American River Bike Trail. The sun was out, the Revolutionaries were showing their big spirit and the vibe was tops all day. Monday evening the Domies in Davis rollled out the red carpet, served up some delicious food and extended their collective arms around all of us. "The road goes on forever and the party never ends." Robert Earl Keen Jr. The Revolution rolled through my town the other day, Fair Oaks. We were going to have a marching band and 50 beefeaters at the gates, but settled for rolling up the American River Bike Trail on my Xtracycle valley bike. As expected, upstream met downstream in Folsom, and we were enjoying an extended joyous greeting when the radio call came, “man down.” Dante hit the trail with his head. He was taken to Mercy San Juan Hospital for 7 stitches, and was picked up and delivered to Rudolph Steiner College in time for the evening’s festivities. Dante’s tough.

The music gained a voice in Fair Oaks. Mazy’s enchanting fiddle is weaving into Shake Your Peace and the Ningas. Last I knew she was on a borrowed bike, looking for permanent wheels.

Monday’s ride began with pancakes for all at my house. The pancakes continued and continued and continued until all surrendered. Most of the ride on Monday was on the exquisit American River Bike Trail. The sun was out, the Revolutionaries were showing their big spirit and the vibe was tops all day.

Monday evening the Domies in Davis rollled out the red carpet, served up some delicious food and extended their collective arms around all of us.

“The road goes on forever and the party never ends.” Robert Earl Keen Jr.

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