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Death and Mexican Food
Santa Fe, NM - Paul G - Monday, November 21st, 2005 : goo
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Pointless? Aimless. In, towards the center of the wheel: the town square. Axle pin of an obelisk around which the world is spun -
To read. To construct in my mind the image of the apologists farce. Defaced -
To God? Not quite literate, I'd like you to tell me a story like the one that I can't read -
To nothing. Burn it all away in the light. Die.
Or, get Mexican food. I ate a fajita. It was good.
The fajita was the first thing that I had eaten in 24 hours. I put extra salt on the fajita, drank a big glass of lemonade, and talked to the lady on patrol. Then I walked back to the motorcycle, and got the Hell away from civilization.
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jethro: 21st Nov 2005 - 04:35 GMT
i liked the time i spent in santa fe. i enjoyed your photos as well. you should go over to see chimayo, nm.
http://chimayo.org/history.html
Peter: 21st Nov 2005 - 15:45 GMT
nice, paulg. the sepia photos lend a certain vibe to them which im sure was very intentional. ive never been to nm, but i have a recurring dream that happens there. everthing in it is colored like tehse photos. strange.
adam: 23rd Nov 2005 - 18:19 GMT
man.. i cant believe more people havent posted pics of santa fe. that was definitely the most beautiful city i visited when driving out to la. maybe ill dig some of my pics up for a nice post.
xanoix: 23rd Nov 2005 - 18:23 GMT
I would like to see more myself, and I'm sore others would, also. Please do that, adam.
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