jaybee

See, I lost my wallet in a liquor store out there on baseline road outsidda Phoenix in 1967. 2 days later got stopped by Motorcycle kop, gestapo gave me 5 tickets, no drivers lic e.t.c. Especially dangerous Studebaker Lark w/v8 and three-on-the-tree. Goin to my job burnin' buns at Bobs Big Boy on Central and Thomas Rd.

Never went to court.

Wanted Man in Arizona.

Joined the Army in New Mexico 2 years latah.

Got out and found a wallet with no id and over $200.00 in a similar lookin' liquor-store-bar between Carthage and Joplin Mo called Cowboys, in 1973.

It wuz like zen man.

I waited around a long time waitin' for somebody to declare a loss.

No declaration was forthcoming. Played several games of pool winning a similar number of beers.

Don't remember drivin' home that nite, but the money still there.

Whew ...

Is this all there is?

Merry and fabulous felines, for all you do for the cat community around the 505.

I adopted a formerly-feral feline some 5 years ago, and, to its new human parent, he has never had a more loyal or loving friend. We have had "george" as he told us his name for 5+ years and another "found" kitty, Crazy Luna, for 15+ years.

Both are spayed and chipped and are living out their days in semi-retirement, in our home. They are very nice to us and share their furniture, as well. For all their love and loyalty they demand only the best of kitty food, litter and most of all love and attention.

These kittys have brought more to our lives than we ever could have predicted, and, even tho, they are far superior to us lowly humans, they tolerate our presence with quiet dignity.

So Thank You to all of you who do anything to preserve, protect, or promote the interests of the abandoned, former house-pets in the ABQ.

And, for anyone out there reading this, if a pet is in your future, please adopt from a local source. These animals will give you their lifetime of love and affection, loyalty, friendship and much, much, more.

Their only requirement is an open and loving heart and a willingness to explore their world with them.

And Thank You, Alibi and Staff for providing them the forum.

a law prof at unm promised the class he would not use terms like "kafka-esque" in class.

He never did, quite, exactly.

But some that he did use were just as murky.

Thank-you professor davis for not using kafka-esque, and to

you

mad-mama,

thank you for using it.

You'd think alls you need is a frying pan, lard and pork meat.

but, n-ooooooooooooooo.

Ain't that easy. Gotta be right kind and size of meat for the famous, old-time NM Chicharrone.

Didn't know about the Red Ball version tho.

And thanks, I will be sure to head down 4th st. soon.

Very soon.

maybe git some red ball chicharrones and a ordern de enchiladas at El Modelo [to go] right down the street.

It is about time lgbt folks git their own "center" on Kampus. When I was a student at unm in mid-late 80's we managed to eke out a small office on the upper level of the sub.

It had a phone and nothin' else.

Oh, it had a "listing" in the UNM Resource Book, but then, only a few [maybe dozens] per semester really gave an effen capital letter about it, or were willing to participate. Others, I suppose, were closeted and fearful to "come out" on Campus; even then, UNM observed the National Coming Out day on campus and student union and student government candidates met with various groups.

I am glad to see the acceptance and the visibility of the lgbt groups now on campus.

Whoopeeeee!!!!!!