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On this Solstice day I offer the following song from the "Christmas" episode of Fraggle Rock, "The Bells of Fraggle Rock". I think maybe they were just trying to be secular by having the Fraggles celebrate the Winter Solstice (although there are brief mentions in the "Doc" segments of various cultures' holiday traditions), but I mean really. There's an episode where they have a moon ceremony, for crying out loud. If it's not pagan by intent, it's pagan by mistake. *chuckles* Anyway--

There's a rhythm.
There's a rising.
There's a dream of green that needs to wake,
A password,
And a promise,
That the earth will never ever break.
It's coming,
Feel it humming,
In the hearts we share with rock and sky so raise your voices high. . .

There's a rhythm.
There's a rising.
There's a dream of green that needs to wake,
A password,
And a promise,
That the earth will never ever break.
It's coming,
Feel it humming,
In the hearts we share with rock and sky so raise your voices high. . .

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On this Solstice day I offer the following song from the "Christmas" episode of Fraggle Rock, "The Bells of Fraggle Rock". I think maybe they were just trying to be secular by having the Fraggles celebrate the Winter Solstice (although there are brief mentions in the "Doc" segments of various cultures' holiday traditions), but I mean really. There's an episode where they have a moon ceremony, for crying out loud. If it's not pagan by intent, it's pagan by mistake. *chuckles* Anyway--

There's a rhythm.
There's a rising.
There's a dream of green that needs to wake,
A password,
And a promise,
That the earth will never ever break.
It's coming,
Feel it humming,
In the hearts we share with rock and sky so raise your voices high. . .

There's a rhythm.
There's a rising.
There's a dream of green that needs to wake,
A password,
And a promise,
That the earth will never ever break.
It's coming,
Feel it humming,
In the hearts we share with rock and sky so raise your voices high. . .

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I'm still outside the coverage area in Sunnyvale (blast!), but they're doing it! They're really doing it! Free even, apparently, which contradicts what my dad said he found out that it would be $15 a month, but seems to me to jive with what I originally read about this idea. *scratches head* This is for 384kbps, btw, which I'd always shunned in favour of wanting 1.5Mbps, but if it's less than the dial-up or even free, I'm a lot less annoyed with the speed. It still beats 56k by about 6 times.

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I'm still outside the coverage area in Sunnyvale (blast!), but they're doing it! They're really doing it! Free even, apparently, which contradicts what my dad said he found out that it would be $15 a month, but seems to me to jive with what I originally read about this idea. *scratches head* This is for 384kbps, btw, which I'd always shunned in favour of wanting 1.5Mbps, but if it's less than the dial-up or even free, I'm a lot less annoyed with the speed. It still beats 56k by about 6 times.

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Recurring themes of late:

Clarity; eternal now-ness.
Everything is already perfect.
"Past lives" are concurrent.

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Recurring themes of late:

Clarity; eternal now-ness.
Everything is already perfect.
"Past lives" are concurrent.

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There's something memerizing about this particular nebula photo: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000111.html

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There's something memerizing about this particular nebula photo: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000111.html