THIS Rhett Butler Will Never Die

there will be things that you just can't get someone to help you with. case in point: my efforts over the past year to find someone that lives in the Boston area to visit Eugene O'Neill's gravesite in Jamaica Hills, and obtain a handfull of dirt for me. so today i found inspiration to improvise. i called the National Park Service on Monday to make a reservation for a tour of Eugene O'Neill's house, here in Danville. i wanted to go yesterday because it was his birthday yesterday, but they only give tours Wednesday through Sunday. today had to suffice. yesterday would have been a great day to go too because it rained yesterday. the forecast for today was sunny skies. oddly, it actually rained this morning and there were cloudy skies. i got a call at 10am from the park service confirming a spot in the 12:30 tour for me. i scrambled together my camera gear because i wanted to get lots of photos. i'm working on those now as we speak and they will be up on my flickr a...

I can't remember exactly when I originally wrote and posted this (maybe about a month ago). It was in response to someone's desire "to become invisible" as listed at the 43 Things website. I knew they were talking about "superhero invisibility" but I wrote about the kind of "invisibility" that I had actually experienced. Good thing I shared about it too. Read on...!~ Hello DarylDarko, Kindrix replied to your post in which you said: > > I've been invisible for too long... > > > > when you become invisible from people, from society, whether it is > > intentional or not - it is very hard to come back into sight. i faded > > out of sight from old friends and even the people in the streets > > around where i live for many years. when i was ready to come back i > > had to fight to gain their attention. the depressive energy that sends > > people into hiding is heavy and gravitational; it is excess ...