The Something Monologues

Hey folks, this maybe my last entry for ET and I. I will soon leave Earth for NaelsI35 with my friend Katowa (Dude). Here's a small monologue in which I introduce you to the wisdom of one of Dude's mentors - a female Naelsa who was called Alarn Alamon (how the name is said not spelt). I hope to be back here at the end of January 2020, unless of course I do not return. In which case my son will leave a final post. If i do not return, thank you for all your love, friendship and support. Enjoy ! Goodbye People of Earth, goodbye my friends, Bright Garlick. (AKA Brighty, Brightus Garlicus, Luminous Stinky, Brightus Maxicus, Little Dirt, etc.). ;-)

Hey folks, here's my friend Frédéric with his first monologue on a few simple life lessons that he has learned. Enjoy, Brighty. ;-)

Hey folks, here's the first of what might be a new spin off from The Something Monologues. In this TSM X, my good friend Nick Smoky Cayenne gives us a short overview of his life working in the western US. Nick honours the monologue in true walkalogue style! I make no apologies for Nick's wind (not that kind!) and actually I think windy TSM X's might be more authentic and enjoyable than windless studio productions. If you'd like to be part of this new spin off, make an audio as long as you'd like about some aspect of your life, your working life, your neighborhood or ET contact, upload it to cloud storage like Sync.com, leave me a way of getting in contact with you and I'll do all the rest. The more you can edit the easier it will be for me. But if it's just a walkalogue, it should be fine as it is! A big thanks to Nick and Frédéric (whose TSM X is up next) for your contributions and for getting this little pony cantering! ;-)

Hey folks, this is my first time back in TSM Land for a few months. In today's walkalogue I discuss the idea of planting seeds so that we might live a more meaningful life. I sketch out the steps necessary to plant seeds and the kinds of activities that we might consider useful as seeds. Skip the first 24 minutes or so if you don't want to hear the dawn chorus and if you do, you may want to bump up the volume for the first few minutes when I put my device on the plate next to me. This TSM is quite a rambleathon, so be prepared to also hear me talk about Lokey, Little Lokey, a sea of oat grass, weeds, rambling hares, Gazanias, a Heron, my friend Frédéric, audio journals and of course birds. Enjoy, Bright "Gardener" Garlick. ;-)

It's been a while since I've posted  a TSM. I've recorded a few but trashed them due to the wind. In today's brief TSM, I talk to my friend Marcus from Sweden, as we make our way down little Burra Burra number 2. There's plenty of wind in this TSM and believe me, we were feeling it ! My favourite comment from Marcus was : "Many beautiful islands in the sky, coloured by the sun.". Marcus is a man of few words but when he does talk, he always has something profound worth hearing !  Thanks Marcus for braving the cold, keeping great company and enduring my endless travelogue ! And a big thanks to Sandor, who first pushed open the door of opportunity and who also has a sense of the spirit of Burra Burra ! Enjoy ! In TSM 182 or 183  I'll take up the profound thought/question that Marcus raises about connection ! Thanks for pushing me out of my comfort zone Marcus !