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Is moving from you city in your mind?
Yes 36%  36%  [ 15 ]
Yes 36%  36%  [ 15 ]
No 10%  10%  [ 4 ]
No 10%  10%  [ 4 ]
I don't know 5%  5%  [ 2 ]
I don't know 5%  5%  [ 2 ]
I don't care to 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
I don't care to 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Go to hell! 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Go to hell! 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
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24 May 2005, 10:55 pm

1)...The Question?

"How do you feel about where you live?"

2)...Statements by Ghosthunter!

To begin this thought I have a few things to
say and a poem......................................

Reno wrote:
When I went to Reno I had conscious and
hidden agenda's. The conscious one's involved

Conscious Agenda:
• How much self-control in a strange envirement
did I learn since I have been going to Wrong planet.

• How much of my ghostly self stays even in
silence and non-intrusionary approaches
(rolling eye's, strange person comments, ect..)

• What options in living costs and wifi availablity
were available.

Subconscious Agenda:
This is where lies my truly ghostly mysteries.
I move in silence and words of complication
in the physical representation of the deeper
thoughts that lie within my brain. I had a
compelling urge to test newly untouched
and modified ground that was past tense
disasterous for me and my well being.
I find the truest mystery in my ghostly
and mysterious journey's are the achievements
made and answers for a mysterious mind
mind found that will not find this physical
tongue for those to physically hear come
out of my mouth.

I did find a lost soul and guided her to the
best of my analytical research, and
communication, brief as the encounter may
be but poignant just the same.


I returned to San Francisco to confront
my demons and address the flight of the
bird away from winters storms with
the thawing of Spring and Autumns
death and rebirth so the Phoenix that
is summer can be.

San Francisco wrote:
I returned to San Francisco against my better
wishes. I have conclusions to make.

• The Clay Street Quizno store banner
waving ticket.

• The 3 day notice to validate my existence
as a dweller of the Union Square Backpackers
hostel in the Geary and Taylor area. Thus
I can file on him, hesitant Shami may be
on validating my legal existence to the
labor board.

• The Quizno's is in serious question, as this
bird needs emotional flight to leave this hell
of a city San Francisco that has led to gray
sprinkling in my hair(weren't there until
the hostel) and layoffs in Palo Alto and
San Francisco, Starvation and Jack 'N' the Box
Ultimate breakfast sandwiches(1 soda, fries,
and sandwich a day) whilst serving my
1year and 10months torture and emotional
abuse sentence after the layoffs upto 2002.
Thus this bird see's no beauty in San Francisco
but a successful fleamarket that allow me
to have my computers and my frugalness
that came from begging, and suffering to
help others to no avail to my wellbeing and
no care to it so long as others were happy.


I may take flight from here, the hell that
is the Bay Area and SAN FRANCISCO, but
I will not be homeless here to further add
grays to my hair. No love and nothing lost
but grief.

A Poem wrote:
Sails take flight casted to the wind. Winds
of what were no longer again. waving seas
the seagall see's is constantly changing as
it hides it's dead.

Ships sunk below and that flew high, to
hide their screams as death was in their
tides.

Fishes swam as the casting waves were
above, paying no mind to the death to
be lost in the from above and even
with lands begin and seas begin.

Beginning points from lands end and sea's
begin are near, cast out your net fisherman
and let the prizes caught upon it reveal their
tales and I will persevere.


I intend to leave San Francisco on a birds flight.
May the Phoenix rot this place called San Francisco.
$300 in my checking, and a sense of ? "just let it
happen". No ghosts unturned before this birds
flight(being I am Libra, I am a air sign) so free
be my conscious to flow and mind to grow and
re-experience life.

Ghosthunter

3)....The Question Repeated...

"How do you feel about where you live?"



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24 May 2005, 11:08 pm

I want to leave. This town is getting more and more ghetto and there are hardly any job ooportunities unless you plan on working in fast food (I don't think I could cope). With all of the little wannabe gangster kids running around, it's only a matter of time before this place becomes the Compton of Riverside County. Maybe once I'm done with my computer certs, I might send a resume to my cousin's buisness in Washington since that looks like a really cool and remote place to live.



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24 May 2005, 11:24 pm

Then let the wings of flight guide you!

Sincerely,
ghosthunter



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24 May 2005, 11:56 pm

Well, yes and no. I do not want to leave St. Louis to move anywhere else in the US. But then again, I am considering moving to the UK. So, as I said, yes and no.


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25 May 2005, 12:01 am

Why the UK?



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25 May 2005, 12:07 am

/me has always been very taken with the UK. Wouldn't actually mind attending graduate school over there and then just staying on.

For one, I love the old buildings/architecture. I despise how it seems everything in America, if it is older than 30 years, is torn down and replaced by something "new and improved". I also find the US political system a bane to my existence. I just want the hell out.

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25 May 2005, 12:40 am

I’ve lived in southern California all my life and I’m sick of it. The quality of life is never going to improve here, so my whole family is planning on leaving. I like the land in California and I have attachments to places, but it is too expensive to live here and there are too many things going wrong in this state. Plus, there are bad memories here that I wish to escape from.

Most likely I’ll be moving to northern Nevada, to somewhere near Carson City. There I can be close to the mountains and the desert and I’ll be happy about that.



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25 May 2005, 12:50 am

Yes, I have heard California is DEATHLY expensive. :(


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25 May 2005, 1:15 am

Give me the big city

I want to live somewhere where it's all happening.



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25 May 2005, 1:24 am

Oh god, I hate the city. It's too big, too noisy, too fast, too bright, and FAR too many people for my tastes. Sometimes I wouldn't mind visiting specific places within certain famous cities. But I couldn't bare living there!

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25 May 2005, 3:01 am

Big cities are over rated. Basically, they're a million-man freakshow.



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25 May 2005, 8:21 am

I have never thought that moving far away would be a possibility for me. But lately I think God has been working on me-I don't think moving somewhere else would be so bad....especially somewhere else with better homeschooling laws :P Who knows what's gonna happen :wink:



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25 May 2005, 11:59 am

Sophist wrote:
Oh god, I hate the city. It's too big, too noisy, too fast, too bright, and FAR too many people for my tastes. Sometimes I wouldn't mind visiting specific places within certain famous cities. But I couldn't bare living there!

You wouldn't want to move to England then. There are very few places you can go to get away from people, even the countryside's full of town dwellers on vacation.

As far as Ghosthunters question goes, I like where I live — a small village near a city — but I can see it slowly changing. There are houses going up everywhere in the surrounding towns, and the roads are a nightmare with all the traffic. I'd like to live somewhere remote. Scotland's nice, but well away from Glasgow and Edinburgh.



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25 May 2005, 12:09 pm

I don't think I would ever not live near people. But I would prefer more quiet. I am considering moving to the Oxfordshire area.

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25 May 2005, 12:18 pm

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1)...The Question?

"How do you feel about where you live?"


cleveland is . . . . alright I guess. lots of industrial manufactoring jobs that need little experience that pay alright, but the entire city seems like it is a giant turd that needs flushing down the toleit. The industrial design jobs I am looking for are not really there, except a few rare ones out in the suburbs. I plan on moving to columbus once I finish my hitch in community college so that I can attend the Colum. col. of art and design and get a industrial design degree and hopefully find a job in that town. I like cleveland for its cultural landscape but even that is decaying fast, so. . .

Columbus seems like a nice city to be in.


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26 May 2005, 3:10 am

To dream away is one of my best hobbies *g*

Sometimes I think it is better to live anywhere, where people cannot understand me, than to stay here with the thought, that someone should know/understand what Im thinking and what Im feeling. So I would like to go to a foreign country, or - if not - to another region.