Chillin'

  Our friend Ian showed us an old shack tucked deep in the woods.  There was a ropeswing that kept us entertained, and an odd assortment of things left behind in the shack to look through.  After a good jam, we met a few more friends, and walking past Amazon I heard my name called.  It was Eliza and her little brother Merrel whom I had met my last visit.  She said she would be working a Thai food booth at the Country Fair, and could hook up some tasty food if I am there.  After that a lady got out of her car and asked us if we were skaters.  Her grandson was 15 and she complained that he needed to meet kids instead of playing video games.  She was almost crying, and felt so much better after meeting and talking with us, as it gave her hope that there are kids out there that are friendly. 
    Camping, Noah woke up with two spider bites, real close to his eyes.  He toughed it out like he always does, and walking back to the car in the morning, was given two big panini sandwhiches.  After a breakfast of french toast cooked out ofthe back of my car on the street, we skated Emerald, and then Amazon.  There we met a girl, who later saw us by the bakery she works at, and brought us a bag of delicious cookies.  We were so grateful, and we ended up seeing her again just a minute ago. 
    Playing music on the street we met an Italian who was in Eugene for the Olympic Trials.  He was a massage therapist for the athletes, and was checking out downtown, which we all agreed was boring.  All we have to do is wait for what life brings us, and go with what we are given.
  lil homie," If you like music- you feel music, If u feel music- you are music." (One Love)