The Blueprint of Happiness: Feral Trailers/Furry Friends
by Pasadena Adjacent
Native Fox, originally uploaded by Access Palm 2009.
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“Annicca; impermanence…..Nothing which takes form can endure for eternity. Sooner or later it will be worn away, broken, destroyed or disintegrated, providing the material from which new forms come into being”.
From the booklet “Blueprint of Happiness” by the English Buddhist monk Bhikku Anoma Mahinda
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Installment Two of my series examining the “Secret, Feral and Concrete”
Feral trailer, garden and fox
Apropos quote, holds true for everything, even ideologies. Your furry friend seems not too wary of people or he senses you are not a threat. Neglected, delapidated, abandoned things have a certin fascination. Tomarrow I’m going to seek out an abandoned house I found in the woods near me and steal some photos, you’ve inspired me. As for your last blog, I’m glad you and Ronald are doing the heavy lifting.
Marvelous video! I enjoyed every quiet second of it!
How lucky you were to be so near.
I hope they are spayed and neutered. You don’t want them to breed uncontrollably.
Foxy!
I tried to start a video collection for one of my blogs but they won’t load in Blogger, don’t ask me why, and I keep thinking I should move to WordPress. I was going to steal/ borrow your diminutive concept and call them PUP videos, Piazza Ucello Presents, but kharma intervened. No PUPs.
WOW AMAZING fox footage, he’s the buddha there now…i could feel the place watching that video…thanks for taking me there…never experienced anything remotely like it….if only we weren’t now marked by the law…
There’s that entropy again. Foxes don’t care. Lovely video.
I’m smitten!
Hello!
I’ve heard that line before in other forms. Said it myself in certain barks on occasion.
Bye!
I meant the trailers, not the fox.
Isn’t wildlife fascinating? I wonder if he has ever been called Sweetie before.
Look at this, a magazine cover for your Trash Tuesday!
http://www.bib-arch.org/image.asp?PubID=BSBA&Volume=35&Issue=6&ImageID=0c100
How did you come across this furry beauty anyway?
I tried uploading my videos to Youtube and it’s a no go. Must be my anti-viral software. Maybe it’s a fox, Firefox? Can’t be.
D: I say go out and grab photos of these places while you can. I discovered this place several years back when I caught a glimpse of Buddha’s saffron colored robe through the bush. The fox or foxes (this was my second siting), has taken over the interiors. Fox poop on the beds as well as other trespassers
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2748/4129563338_ae19f27c3a_b.jpg
Dina: I can’t imagine anyone would ever consider such a thing trash. Well, maybe my mother. She hates old things.
Toadberry: I wasn’t quite sure what you meant. Thanks for the clarification. One of the trailers has a Salvation Army sign on it.
Mary: I’m screwed. They have my car info too. Glad we weren’t busted on our ill gotten booty. Blueprint (bluebook??) of Happiness does have a “Free Distribution” stamp printed on it.
Petrea: “entropy” I was trying to think of that word the other day. I’ll stick to “feral”. Entropy belongs to you.
AH: smitten as a kitten?
CO: bye
Shanna: I’m convinced all animals respond to a high pitched “sweetie” Even worked on a bobcat once.
PJ: I’m on Safari and I use Foxfire for posting videos via FLIKR to wordpress. Problem with wordpress is that you won’t get as much traffic. Most people are on blogger. In other words, you don’t get any tempting photo showing up next to your blog name (or comments) on other folks blog rolls and comments. Plus putting in comments takes around 3-6 tries.
PA, we’re not followers. That’s why we’re on WP.
I can’t believe you got so close! So cool.
CO: one day you’ll teach me how to get my pretty lotus avitar to cross over to Blogger. Maybe it never will because of Palm Axis. Revenge of the Palms