Finally! Clear skies today to save us from the rainiest March on record. The entire town is sick and wet. People are staying in and cuddling, listening to cuddling music. The planet is sick and punishing SF like a drunken stepfather- all month long, just for having different DNA! But today, Gaia the Fake Dad slept it off all day long. If SF were a roof town.. musicians would play in the habitrails connecting our skies with perfect tunnel acoustics. Colored lucite could turn our streets into stained glass-- every day would be flip flop weather. Like the Chicago Loop...

And So This Is Winter at Bandit's Cave

author: Marc : Rollingwood, TX

I grew up, like not many other people, on the west side of Austin, TX in a small town called Rollingwood. The population, since the 80s, has hovered around 1200 persons while Austin has sprawlbounded from 300k to 1 million over twenty years of Dell Computer/Texas Instruments/Intel, South by Southwest, 50k students at the third most populous undergraduate college in North America, and the secret underground freak railroad that links it to San Francisco. Rollingwood has stayed the same, or rather only the property values have changed, over 2 decades of not having a sewer system- discouraging further development (nobody...

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