Too bad you knew the future

Wednesday  Jul 22, 2009

From the Old Farmers Almanac



After a mild November, December through March will be cold and snowy, with temperatures about two degrees below normal, on average. The coldest temperatures will occur in early and mid-December, early and late January, and early and mid-February. The biggest snowstorm will occur in early January, with snow likely in time for Thanksgiving and frequent snowfall in December and mid-February.



April and May will be warmer and drier than normal, with especially warm temperatures in late April.



The summer will be hotter and drier than normal, with the hottest temperatures in mid-June, early to mid-July, and mid-August.



September and October will be cooler than normal, with continued below-normal rainfall adding to drought concerns in much of the area.

jefferson and grass
               washington and grass
cocaine consumers
should be in jail

an industry out to get americans
new ways to use
grass clubs - weekend at a sanitarium

use of drugs by all manifests
a despair to outthink
a labor  (meaningless)   lifestyle

grass vs ethyl
that bitch from lucy
thoreau     emerson
unjust law is crime

you could walk 60 years

and never see a girl so pretty

i stood 40

   too far

 to see

so haughty

devoted to me

while you sought union

and continuity

 just an effort in concert

to adopt my labor?

tune in the valley

never thought

we would be

a story

privilege

she knows best

machine

innocent girl 

                           leather pages

                jim      unique    original

               decades     completed genres

                                     from his ego

                      style

punk spitting
   goth sobbing
  rap shouting



word    sung