I've been doing strange things recently, I bought 24 lbs. of raw, organically grown, same day milled, Florida cane sugar. To go with it, I have been picking up different coffee everywhere I go, mostly dark roast. The concept of seeking the brand which best expresses you is very overdone because if you don't physically and mentally put yourself into the act of producing something you don't have impact on the outcome anyway. In terms of quantum physics there is no you, nor me, nor it, only the continuation of that which is, or is in the process of showing what it possibly could be, or is simultaneously being. For the usage of the text here I'm not getting into that deep consciousness a context in this particular argument regarding the buying of fair trade organic shade grown coffee if you like the taste of a good cup in the morning and the boost versus pressing for the equal rights of various local stimulant cults in their respective contexts and striving to create your own locally through folk medicine revival. I was talking more about how the smell of fresh brewed coffee can remind one of old times. More folksy a description that the way I could have taken it but I was not going there at the moment. All that high energy spirit of the composer is at the calling but I'm not calling it out and it's not nice when others do. What the fuck am I talking ab.... ? Bought myself some new suits recently even though I've not worn them except to try them on. Valueless meanderings, but I do know that the flickering flame of something great has to be nurtured, and sheltered, on a long rainy night, across a cold wind swept moor. I have maybe thirty hats, some I've never worn much at all. I have, though managed to give away a great deal of my excess clothes to a conservation charity, and books are usually easy to deal with in that way, though usually don't shed books as readily as, maybe, I should because rereading only goes so far before keeping knowledge from others begins. The point of so many things in this universe is to spread the extent or scope of it.