500

I hear that every one person influences by word of mouth 500 other people.   I don’t get around much anymore, so don’t influence many people apparently.  I looked at the numbers of views of clips on my youtube channel, and there is no 500 for any of them.  Recently down to like three.  There was a time when I had like at least 10.

This the second week starting that the website has a working way for people to buy the XTree project cling, sticky poster.  Buy one and put it in the gas station on there at West Side Highway and 14th?

That is if that station is still there.  It was where I always got the diesel fuel for the grip truck.  That was a great truck at great prices and I remember telling people I was too tight not to work for that they were getting a deal and that I’d be out of business nex t season from it.

Times were tough and I often though of one way to get my head detached from my body, which is a real sign of depression.  I tell yah.  I was a morose character.

One time in Toronto Lionel introduced me to a guy as who he said was a,  ” real

Melancholic”

If Lionel hadn’t run into a brick wall of a building on somebody else’s motorcycle at 35 in Toronto, Transcendia would be a lot further along.  He did run into that wall and that’s that.  I firmly believe nobody can be replaced.  Least ways in a particular way to them being even though they are replaced at work when needed to be there like a piece of the machinery.

What we have to do about the UN is improve their Televison land presence.  I am spearheading that initiative.  I need money to run my house and home and offices see, and then I have to stick with my particular charity, and that is the UN which Transcendia can pick up a lot of slack for.

This XTree poster is a real moneyaker I think.  I mean I lived in Urban Nyc and I wanted the girl to feel like I cared about the holiday season, and I threw blinking lights under the table to liven the place up.  I had lots of lights at my disposal because I ran a grip truck.

Lights and mess like that embedded in the Xmas tree poster that sticks to the wall would raise the price.  Right now we are head to head with artificial trees, though better considering the trouble they are.

So tell people to buy a Transcendian Bryan Regan Christmas Tree Cling Poster.  You will eventually be very glad you did.

Xmas Tree Project (Cling)

I thought of a poster of a Christmas Tree on my way home from the Writers Guild East offices where I had gone to file JET ROAR BEACH, which became later in rewrite JET BEACH. It has been rewritten since then. That was an unbelievable amount of time ago. Maybe 1989 like that long ago.
So in 2008 I was getting laid off and the arthritis was getting soes it would cripple me ad I remembered walking down from the Mid West side on concrete and the Urban dwellers’ need for a Christmas Tree Poster.
Most of us rent in The City seems like and I was no different and sticking holes in the walls is forbidden so I thought of a post it note type sticky backed poster which is what a Cling is.
These that I and Bryan Regan have made do stick pretty damn well to the wall and you need to handle them carefully soes not to stick them to themselves causing some grief. They are hard to unstick from themselves, so try not to do that. I’ve asked the printer to get them a bit less sticky, but I wanted them to be one piece of tree poster and sticky back soes you didn’t have to look for glue or tacks or a frame or anything year after year as you and your Urban tribe, or just girl and wife and pets or in fact children celebrate Christmas.
The Christmas Tree Cling is for the Urban dweller and will soon wipe out artificial trees. For institutions like hospitals and offices I consider it perfect.
I could go on and on about it but won’t.
I can say that the company charity will be UNTV I think, pretty sure.

Chains

The speedbrake on the elevator didn’t work and we were falling faster and faster forever.  It was a large elevator.  Some how I got it stopped and crawled above in chain works with a bolt cutter cutting chains, like bicycle chains.

The others were useless jabbering on further and further from my mind and hearing while I worked to make a rescue.  Rescuing even myself turned out to fail, and I went ahead and cut the chain works so all the metal pressed into my skull destroying me.

My teeth ground in my skull as one of the the last things.

Fear

When I stayed at my Mom’s house some girls came up the hill from the by the way neighborhood to try and climb a far little bent tree there I didn’t thin they would break their nexks and lent them my nylon work rope to play with.
They played nice tying the rope up high there before all the branches get in the way. Then they could lean back and walk part way up the tree.
I didn’t stand there and stare at them playing. That’s just what fun they had with the rope. I’ve got a daughter, and have been around children a lot. Let them play is my attitude.
I saw them with Daddy down the hill one time, and him all scowling. Our tree was a new tree to them. There had been some trimming done. The kids had jeu,per the fence.
Too bad they didn’t come around anymore, though I’d be right to be afraid of it in this day and age when enjoying the company of strangers not your age on the planet especially is cause for worry about the destruction of the children’s bit of innocence in this life before it is wrecked on the shoals of TV or what was used to be in the truck. “Let me show you the guns and rubbers I’ve got.”
Who knows maybe daddy friars others because he is some kind of freak. It happens that way plenty.

The Man Threw Up

The three women had told me that my daughter’s blue rain jacket was lost. I was sure it would be found. It was the second time I had run into them that afternoon and they still hadn’t gotten the Saigon play date father to a doctor. He wasn’t fairing well.
In the world I was supposed to be Buddhist or Christian or Atheist, but I sometimes went to the I Ching. I still do.
I was praying a lot. I have no problem praying. I keep most of them to myself, but have no particular problem sharing them.
Joan said “We are on our way to the doctor now. He wants one In particular.’
The man blanched and threw up in the street but still the cab driver pushed them all out of the cab and drove off.
I gave the man my hankercheif and bought him a Coka from the street vender.
The three women were after another cab, while the Saigon Frenchman let me hold him up some by his arm. Four people was too many, especially when it was three women.
“Listen Joan take him to the doctor.”
“Sandy and Millie take another cab home and wait for me there.” I said.
I waited there on the street with them till both sets of people were gone from my world and then walked to my office and called The General.
All he said was, “Leave. It’s so fucking sad. The Chinese wanted us to be friends when the war was ending for us. We were so stupid about Communism. The rich in the world don’t want everybody poor, but don’t want but their kind rich. It’s so stupid.”
There wasn’t much detail to what he was telling me, so I made up another battle story from what little I knew of the vanishing border and went home to get everybody headed home.

New Site

Today is the first day of the new Transcendia.org wordpress website.   I am grateful to Heath and Ed Hettig for the creation of this site.   We plan to maintain this site with all its archives.

Still the time has come for a site that works better to raise money selling the apparell made by Cafe Press with the Transcendian Flag, help and marketing the Xtree poster that will eventually replace artificial trees.

I am a photographer and want to be able to offer photos as posters.

We can't forget my books either.  I'm changing my public name from Russell Scott Day, for sale to Scott Day, levitra | because so many prefer Scott and remember it better.  I'm changing the name of the novella from Homeless Dog, to The Revolutionary, so that work doesn't end up in the pet supplies section of Amazon.

On other fronts I will continue to work for World peace, and progress through science.

Baloney

The chaindrives and roller races carried plastic wrapped baloney at high speeds wherein I  struggled to keep up and not be killed by becoming trapped somehow in all the chromed or rubbed shinny metal that moved the baloney at high speed making a real racket.

I was inside all the trouble.

Outside where all the Chinese who knew what was going on and were trying to help me.

Still I couldn’t believe it.  There was so much Baloney.  It burst from rips in the not yet sliced plastic.  This was too long.  The Baloney ought to have been sliced already.  But it wasn’t and I was dancing stupidly worried inside the mechanisms of the factory blinded by the noise.

One day in a marriage you need to learn that some conflicts between you and your partner will never be resolved.  I don’t know how you teach this other than to say it.

I fear I was inside the mechanism to adjust it.  I was supposed to get it to cut and twist tie the sections of plastic encased advertised and dated Baloney, but didn’t know what I was doing.

I could not do a good job.  Baloney was bursting from its unseamed yet casing dirty pink gray falling to the floor to be wasted and every face reflecting worry as if it were a fuel spill.

I feared to touch anything and demanded company that was afraid of the baloney squirming on the floor that might sweep on away going in or out of the loop  of the badly designed mechanism.

Yes that was the problem.  I intended to make a report but was caught up in the action.  I was afraid and so was everyone else Chinese or me, of the baloney.

Something had to be done.

B36/and my butt

The boneyard had bombers in snow blowing drifts.   We got the B 36 going along with the B 52, impotent and sent them out to do their duty.

I had to stand all the time, prostate or lay down.  My butt would hurt after 20 minutes of sitting and reading.

The seat of the motorcycle had developed a hole and he Sun had played hell with the paint, but the engine ran well.

Sidney was morose in the parking lot.  The grocery store closed now not staying open all night.

Alise was no more friendly as if childishness had been part of all of it much more than I ever thought.

Everybody let everybody down.

Everybody looked forward to the end by physics, not wanting other universes to compete.

Some Warning

When first in the Rehab, pills or Nursing Home, depending on your condition and ambititons, there is warning that you may go mad.  The televisions play to the needs of many and duplicate in realty what is supposed to be a private torture.  One is supposed to go crazy all by ones self.

Insane, Crazy, we are not supposed to use the word crazy in a clinic setting, or diagnosis.  It is at least more cheery, crazy.  You have to admit.

So down the hall you go to be put in your square of a roof and window.

I had fear, and shoved it asside because there was nothing much I could do about it..

I had had the second of the operations I need to be able to walk and raise my right arm.

Course I might prefer to have my pained thumb redone.  I use it typing too much.  I limit my columns when the pain gets to be too much.

There is a little plastic bottle of an expensive liquid that I try drops and circled in in hope that the pain will abate.

Normally what I want now is sleep.

My "wound" is about healed and heals from the inside.

The crazy started immediately after the operation.  It came and went.  Finally I admitted quietly to the young nursing assistant who I trusted to not go for the strait jacket that I was having hallucinations.