A wise woman once told me, that we are all creating something in this world.
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Wherever you go, there you are.
A wise woman once told me, that we are all creating something in this world.
Happy Birthday, KQ and DP :)
To the most beautiful soul I've met in my lifetime,
Thank you for blessing me with an abundance of love and affection
For guiding me to always find the happiness in my heart
For being the little ball of adventure that you are in my life
Thank you for creating the fire and chaos in our hearts, that we may continue to dance in each others arms, to the whispering rhythms of the world. That we may continue to dream and catch the horizons that I know we will conquer.
Happy Birthday Ms. Kat... I love you!!!!!
Easter Bunny wants yo Chocolate.
Follow him here, or he'll eat your Easter Eggs too: http://hellonickel.tumblr.com/
"Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it."
- Siddhartha Gautama
Coachella really is part of the greatest times of our lives.
Who, am I?
I love my Tecate in the morning.
One of the biggest benefits of not having Facebook - NO ONE can unfriend me!! I am forced to be your real friend whether you like it or not. HAH!
Happy April Fools everyone, I'll try not to shart all over myself like last time. Or fall in love with Gus.
I have no more time to keep monkeying around, lest I get fired (!). I think I've done what I can (except check the lines for further blockage... which I hope is an easy fix to just flush the line out). I've taken out the new fuel pump and put it back together, changed all rubber fuel lines, and replaced the fuel filter. Crank the engine but the lines are still bone dry. The fuel filter is dry and empty, nothing is sucking up the gas from the tank. I was already starting to drain the battery and my sanity, when I figured might as well spend some reasonableness and have someone with a clear mind take a look at it. And so now I'm here at a local Border's, probably the only one left in the San Fernando Valley, waiting for word on the Shitzuki situation.. Le sigh.
Free cookie if you can spot what's wrong.
The Shitzuki bailed out on me a few weeks after his maiden voyage into the depths of Death Valley last year. He turns over but refuses to fire up. I haven't gotten around to figuring out what's ailing him.
And so with a little advice from Alex my co-worker, we figure out that the engine ain't getting no juice since he coughs up to life when you pour gas straight into the carb. Possibly a defective fuel pump. I finally got around to replacing it this morning and with bright cheery eyes I turned the ignition but was met with the cold sputter of a thirsty engine. No dice, no gas.
I reroute the fuel line to a water bottle so I can drink the gas myself when it comes out of the pump, but when we turn the engine the only thing that comes out are rudimentary curse words not suitable for my mouth. Mother effer. I'm changing out all the gas lines and the fuel filter tonight. The Balls of Steel offroad team has a trip scheduled for the weekend, and in true Lovine fashion, we like preparing at the last minute to increase our chances of encountering so called 'adventures' of the spontaneous kind. Le sigh.
