Saturday, March 31, 2007

Two Updates













Here we have Sara and Dave with their pedigree Irish Wolf Hound, Doobie. They are about to embark on a cross country drive in their new Beamer (pictured) to Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Dave has a job there with a Canadian architectural firm, and they plan to buy a house be there for the long haul. We will miss them a great deal, but wish them good fortune in their new adventure.













En este foto se ve Guillermo, nuestro estudiante español de intercambio, y nuestro hijo W.B.Simpson II. Despues de varios dias juntos son verdaderos amigos de calidad. Wilbur va a visitar a Guillermo en España durante el año que viene.

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

The Obsolete Sexual Paradigm
Once overpopulation made human procreation counterproductive, homosexuality was as sensible as anything else. What difference did it make who you made it with, as long as you got off—because in the end, getting off was all that really mattered. Making babies was passé; orgasmic pleasure reigned supreme. Sure, love and affection persevered, and people kept having children—there was no stopping that—but the world changed: in less than a century the biological imperative that had stoked mankind’s procreative drive since its inception was rendered obsolete; all that mattered, for the time being anyway, was orgasm for orgasm’s sake.

Saturday, March 17, 2007

Rich PIO -
Person of Indian Origin.

Update

Our man Rich is preparing to apply for the PIO card. Person of Indian Origin. It’s similar to the US Green card. He being a spouse of a person with Indian forefathers, is eligible to apply for it and that gives him all the privileges an Indian citizen has. He will be expected to know a bit about Indian heritage, culture, society, geography, history and economy and political scene.

He is definitely making an attempt. He is already addressing himself as “Dick Brahmin-Joshi Simpson”. He watches Indian channels on TV. He reads Indian news items carefully. He gets 24 X 7 exposure to Indian chat, culture, food and personality. He has embraced Indian herbal products for skin and hair care, beauty, health and nutrition.

After the initial hesitation and concern, he has embraced Henna for his hair. He wasn’t too happy with the first attempt as according to him, it left his hair looking red. I pointed out that it is brownish color and after multiple application, his hair will look uniformly brown. He was skeptical. After numerous positive comments from his friends and women walking by him, he is all for it now.

Since Henna leaves his hair dry, he likes his head and hair massaged with herbal oil with hibiscus and amla extract. He has fallen for hibiscus so much that he actually discussed that with my mother on the phone and now has set up a huge hibiscus flower plant in the living room.

He has somewhat picked up liking for some vegetarian cooking. He handles some of the veggies I bring from the Indian grocery store with love and affection. Here is the photo.



He does like to dress up like a proud Indian and discuss politics and economy.

Here – DIVIDE KASHMIR?? OVER MY D E A D B O D Y….



He has not objected to my burning incense sticks. What more, he somehow believes that Lord Ganapati (Ganesh) might bless our marriage. When I set up my office table, I insisted that my table face East – facing the rising Sun. He somehow trusted my instinct and moved table in his office room too. He now thinks that there is no need for religions to have anything against each other…. God is one and he is looking after the whole world.

Here – Praying to God for World peace.

Thursday, March 15, 2007

Dockbuilder needed on the Kittery & York Trolley

Thursday, March 08, 2007

New Cleaning Service

I've been lucky enough to find a houseboy who is quite the cleaning dynamo. The place is spotless.

Sand Trees--Seapoint Beach, Maine

Sunday, March 04, 2007

Northern Fun


We used our abundance of snow to build a man...

...and his dachshund.

Happy winter!

Posted by Mary O!

Senor Cri the Frogman


Chris and Amy-Lynn are here, scoping out the area for wedding venues
and places to stay. We have done a few taste tests as well. Last night we
determined that the Divi-Divi Resort's entertainment, a local steel drum
artist ( and I use the term loosely) , could make you think you might go insane.
The music was relentless, a hard driving beat with no melody line, sheer
torture. Anyway heres Chris swimming with the fisheeees.

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Another Day at the Museum