User:Tehiyya - Revision history

Tehiyya at 15:30, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T15:30:45Z

Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T05:11:34Z

South Egypt

Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T05:06:30Z

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Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T04:54:46Z

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Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T04:53:50Z

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Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T04:49:31Z

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Tehiyya: /* South Egypt */

2011-12-10T04:48:04Z

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Tehiyya at 04:44, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T04:44:20Z

Tehiyya: /* Old Egypt */

2011-12-10T03:27:47Z

Old Egypt

Tehiyya: /* Old Egypt */

2011-12-10T03:25:13Z

Old Egypt

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		+	= <span style="font-family:Monotype Corsiva; font-size: 20pt">Veggie Garden</span> =
		+	Home:
		+	Onion 13 (extra seeds near trees on bank)
		+	Leeks 3 (yep 3...ugghhh)
		+	Garlic 1 (There has to be a spot somewhere....probably in Sinai)
		+	Carrots base of 6 so far
		+	Cabbage uhh 1...guess I'll have to investigate

	= <span style="font-family:Monotype Corsiva; font-size: 20pt">Hitchiker's Guide to Egypt</span> =		= <span style="font-family:Monotype Corsiva; font-size: 20pt">Hitchiker's Guide to Egypt</span> =

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-This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict. If you are looking for a nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
+This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There is no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict. If you are looking for a nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."  This place is also the locus of standardized and prolific papy planting/harvesting...which is a plus if you are not one to enjoy running up and down the creek bed only to find out your pappy has grown in some unseen puddle over the hill.
 The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonight's chat has added some sauce to this vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.

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-This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict (or zeal).  If you are looking for a nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
+This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict. If you are looking for a nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
 The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonight's chat has added some sauce to this vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.

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-This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict (or zeal).  If you are looking for nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
+This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict (or zeal).  If you are looking for a nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
 The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonight's chat has added some sauce to this vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.

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 = <span style="font-family:Monotype Corsiva; font-size: 20pt">South Egypt</span> =
-This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia.  What remains is the land of middle management and tiny boxes with no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  Everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum, without conflict and with little zeal.  In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
+This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tellings, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  It seems someone has smoothed out the old rough edges and applied a thick veneer of suburbia to the once rocking chariot stop.  What remains is the land of middle management, canned responses and plastic boxes on the hillsides. There seems to be no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  That said everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum and without conflict (or zeal).  If you are looking for nuetral environment and do not care for a robust social dynamic, this is the spot. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
 The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonight's chat has added some sauce to this vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.

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-This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  This area was once a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  The current incarnation of the zone has the veneer of suburbia.  A land of middle management and tiny boxes with no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  Everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum, without conflict and with little zeal.  In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."  The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonights chat has added some sauce the vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.
+This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds.  In past tales, this area was a bustling urban center.  A leader in tech and trends.  A center of commerce, social movement and political intrigue.  The current incarnation of the zone glossed the old rough edges and applied the veneer of suburbia.  What remains is the land of middle management and tiny boxes with no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt.  Everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum, without conflict and with little zeal.  In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard."
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	Ahh the nether regions of Egypt. Neither here nor there but somewhere suspended between where you were and where you want to be. Not disimilar from adolescence it is a place where even the sedate inhabitants of Lake of Reeds will take off streaking and waving about their sharpened sticks in a magnificent release of primitive abandon. Without a purpose or a cause, these wilds of the desertscape could prove the breeding grounds for rebellions and revelries. I will report back soon...this may take further investigation. A suggestion for travelers in the domain of hither and yon would be plenty of wine and a bit of TNT.		Ahh the nether regions of Egypt. Neither here nor there but somewhere suspended between where you were and where you want to be. Not disimilar from adolescence it is a place where even the sedate inhabitants of Lake of Reeds will take off streaking and waving about their sharpened sticks in a magnificent release of primitive abandon. Without a purpose or a cause, these wilds of the desertscape could prove the breeding grounds for rebellions and revelries. I will report back soon...this may take further investigation. A suggestion for travelers in the domain of hither and yon would be plenty of wine and a bit of TNT.

		+	= <span style="font-family:Monotype Corsiva; font-size: 20pt">South Egypt</span> =
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		+	This happens to be my landing pad of sorts; although, truthfully,I live closer to Eastern Grounds. This area was once a bustling urban center. A leader in tech and trends. The current incarnation of the zone has the veneer of suburbia. A land of middle management and tiny boxes with no real leadership to rebel against or passionate movements to rally around or quirky behaviors flaunt. Everyone is pleasant and industrious--always working at one thing or another with steady momentum, without conflict and with little zeal. In the senior yearbook this region would be voted "Most likely to carry a clipboard." The addition of Singh (a wonderfully tawdry legacy resident)in tonights chat has added some sauce the vanilla sundae...maybe he will stick around long enough to attact a few sprinkles to the land.

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 Don't let the name fool you.  This isn't a shuffle board community of geritol consuming curmudgeons lamenting the progress of whipper snappers to the south.  Think repurposed industrial district of modern times or river delta art colony--the New Orleans of Egypt.  A jazzy undertone reverberates through the winding roads and small urban pockets. This edgy area boasts some creative inhabitants. Great art and witty conversations seem a norm.  (Mushrooms were abundant making one question if this did not contribute to the creative fertility).  The curvy meandering paths have a labrynth feel evoking a contemplative mindset which likely adds to the inspired output.  A good piece of advice from one resident;  the border patrols can be "distracted" with ham sandwiches...this will come in handy when traveling with my psilocibic loot...now to find some ham (maybe they meant a hambone sandwich?).
-Another excellent tip from the wise and wonderful Halima of OE.../chat notepad opens a chat tab for notes and such.  How cool is that.  OE is always worth the trip even if just for the insider knowledge.
+Future travels must include inquiry into the elusive Notepad character...
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-Don't let the name fool you.  This isn't a shuffle board community of geritol consuming curmudgeons lamenting the progress of whipper snappers to the south.  Think repurposed industrial district of modern times or river delta art colony--the New Orleans of Egypt.  A jazzy undertone reverberates through the winding roads and small urban pockets. This edgy area boasts some creative inhabitants. Great art and witty conversations seem a norm.  (Mushrooms were abundant making one question if this did not contribute to the creative fertility).  The curvy meandering paths have a labrynth feel evoking a contemplative feel which likely adds to the inspired output.  A good piece of advice from one resident;  the border patrols can be "distracted" with ham sandwiches...this will come in handy when traveling with my psilocibic loot...now to find some ham (maybe they meant a hambone sandwich?).
+Don't let the name fool you.  This isn't a shuffle board community of geritol consuming curmudgeons lamenting the progress of whipper snappers to the south.  Think repurposed industrial district of modern times or river delta art colony--the New Orleans of Egypt.  A jazzy undertone reverberates through the winding roads and small urban pockets. This edgy area boasts some creative inhabitants. Great art and witty conversations seem a norm.  (Mushrooms were abundant making one question if this did not contribute to the creative fertility).  The curvy meandering paths have a labrynth feel evoking a contemplative mindset which likely adds to the inspired output.  A good piece of advice from one resident;  the border patrols can be "distracted" with ham sandwiches...this will come in handy when traveling with my psilocibic loot...now to find some ham (maybe they meant a hambone sandwich?).
 Another excellent tip from the wise and wonderful Halima of OE.../chat notepad opens a chat tab for notes and such.  How cool is that.  OE is always worth the trip even if just for the insider knowledge.