Good morning.

Rickie Lee Jones sings against Bush-or the 'Devil and Miss Jones' to quote the article.

She believes the bombing of the Twin Towers has politicised a politically apathetic generation in an alarming way. "I think 9/11 gave this generation an identity, and its identity is potentially fascist. My skin crawls when I think of the first week after 9/11. I was looking out of the window and there were people marching down the street carrying flags. It reminded me of spontaneous, angry Nazis and I thought, 'Oh, man, we are in a lot of trouble'. There's a whole bunch of people who have flags hanging from their cars and who are mistaking fascism for patriotism."

I found a ghost cam site at Mac's that looks like fun.

Mavericks of the Mind - with interviews of many inspiring minds--from Ram Dass, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Anton Wilson. [seen on Reality Carnival, a favorite read.]

{quote for today}
when people talk about war
I vow with all beings
to raise my voice in the chorus
and speak of original peace.
~Robert Aitken
from Poets Against the War

Above all else... Sky.