06-30-2011, 04:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-30-2011, 04:28 PM by Void_Marker.)
i actually carry two four leaf clovers in my wallet on me at all times.
there was a seeker by the name of Michael Walker who i met at a vocational school i attended. he was always bumming cigarettes from others. he was hated by many but me being an open minded, accepting person i am extended my hand of friendship. I gave him cigarettes often. But u know u cant let certain people use you to much or they will use the hell out of you instead of learning to depend on themselves...... so instead of just giving him his usual cigarrette i said, "Go into that cover patch over there, find me a four leaf clover, and i will give you five cigarretes"
so he did
and he searched for over an hour
a mercenary flour leaf clover hunter getting paid in smokes
and after over an hour of searching
he returned to me with a four leaf clover with a smile on his face
and i gave him 5 cigs with a smile on my face
then also a week later, i wass fishing just sitting there with my roommate by a fishing spot in the grass..... and looked down by my hand and found a four leaf clover.... so i picked it.... and i carry both with me. at all times
Light and love brothers and sisters, Light and love
also i will share another story.. not sure if there's any moral or lesson to be learned from it or not but....
story:once when i was about 7 years old, i was still living with my birth mother. Our family car, a ford LTD needed some maintenance work done to it. so we drove it to a local vehicle repair shop dropped it off and took a quick 30 min walk home....
on the walk home we passed a house with a yard.
and for some reason i was drawn to the patch of grass near the sidewalk
so i stopped to sit down in it and made my mom stop with me for a sec
as i was sitting there i noticed a 7 leaf clover
and then i noticed another
and another
me and my birth mother gathered almost 20 7 leaf clovers in under 7 mins
true story
im not sure what happened to them all
they are prolly in some random book in my birth mother library in new york.
there was a seeker by the name of Michael Walker who i met at a vocational school i attended. he was always bumming cigarettes from others. he was hated by many but me being an open minded, accepting person i am extended my hand of friendship. I gave him cigarettes often. But u know u cant let certain people use you to much or they will use the hell out of you instead of learning to depend on themselves...... so instead of just giving him his usual cigarrette i said, "Go into that cover patch over there, find me a four leaf clover, and i will give you five cigarretes"
so he did
and he searched for over an hour
a mercenary flour leaf clover hunter getting paid in smokes
and after over an hour of searching
he returned to me with a four leaf clover with a smile on his face
and i gave him 5 cigs with a smile on my face
then also a week later, i wass fishing just sitting there with my roommate by a fishing spot in the grass..... and looked down by my hand and found a four leaf clover.... so i picked it.... and i carry both with me. at all times
Light and love brothers and sisters, Light and love
also i will share another story.. not sure if there's any moral or lesson to be learned from it or not but....
story:once when i was about 7 years old, i was still living with my birth mother. Our family car, a ford LTD needed some maintenance work done to it. so we drove it to a local vehicle repair shop dropped it off and took a quick 30 min walk home....
on the walk home we passed a house with a yard.
and for some reason i was drawn to the patch of grass near the sidewalk
so i stopped to sit down in it and made my mom stop with me for a sec
as i was sitting there i noticed a 7 leaf clover
and then i noticed another
and another
me and my birth mother gathered almost 20 7 leaf clovers in under 7 mins
true story
im not sure what happened to them all
they are prolly in some random book in my birth mother library in new york.
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