From: Gary S.
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To: Devin Standard
(Devin@quasark.com)
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Subject: The meek with teeth shall
inherit the scrap [earth] unless we get our waste lines in order, bloodlines to
boot.
Devin, Marie and I are back from lunch and nothing too
dramatic occurred and of course we now know for certain that someone who
doesn’t believe in God nor that I have “eyes in the sky” would have
seen them as they let out the air in the right front tire of the Mini Cooper S
this past Friday Night as the two of us along with her brother and his friend
Francois who are both with the RCMP dined less than a 5 minute walk from The
Cave where the vehicle was parked.
Quite a joker this person must be, certainly he-she-it must
have no idea of anything about me including the fact that often there are young
children in the car who are very trusting of me and my ability to maintain an
even keel even when the going gets rough.
I am copying
I don’t think I mentioned to you that one of the guys
I play rugby with was diagnosed just 6 weeks ago with a viral infection. He is
now on life support systems, down to skin and bones and they doubt he will see
out his next birthday. He is only 35 and was up until this sudden blow out of
nowhere as fit as a fiddle.
Grubbygrub.com is right up
In the course of the next several days I will come up with a
precise business plan, no more than two paragraphs of moderate length, no more
than 500 words that spells out things crystal clear that you and the rest of
the gang can then dissect and put back together again however you see fit,
knowing that I have zero ego in this whole project but a burning desire to see
it succeed.
In the meantime just give thought to the fact that kids like
to manipulate things with their hands like food, non toxic dyes, dripping wax,
finger paints that are real colorful; could involve simple sewing, gluing blah
blah.
We need to figure out, i.e. conduct a needs assessment first
with the schools exploring different possibilities, one with the kids supplying
the t-shirts or we supply the blank t-shirts that may or may not have
“blank verses” already affixed.
For older kids need to change the incentives, contests where
propel the concept forward from fad to fashion to being a fact of life.
Next is the auction phrase which may or may not involve the
parents, teachers, and/or charitable foundations which may not be too
hot-to-trot because of the NIH syndrome, feeling that their existence may be
soon subjected to questioning to mention little of the need for those in charge
to be far more transparent than they are today.
We need to come up with several prototype models, just like
what we have in model homes that address the demographics of the entire market
place, i.e. create an environment where the kids can frolic around without
parents impressing their belief system to mention little of kids finding
themselves doing things like creating mazes that may have them embrace a whole
new concept such as truth as they work out where the folks before them went
wrong. At the Guggenheim in Bilboa Spain there was once a maze exhibit and one
could watch from the balcony above as folks worried more about making fools of
themselves then finding a way out the mess they were creating for themselves as
they went around in circles while the kids while having a jolly good time were
the first one’s to emerge perhaps similar in many ways to the experiment
that was done with mice who were fed just very little and who lived much longer
than their counterparts who ate like pigs.
I have finally started reading a book titled Holes which
Jonathan has been insisting I read for some time and of course it all makes
perfect sense to me.
The contests for the t-shirts should be held on locally,
regionally, statewide blah blah internationally. There has to be some incentive
for the older kids to be creative and to really put in an effort to doing
something different. Perhaps a contest for the most creative, the wildest one,
the most artistic, blah blah all geared towards kids-4-kids saving the planet
without interference from the adults who should be guided in terms of how to
stimulate their kids, coming up with themes like recycling getting down to the
nitty gritty of pollution, garbage, over population, disease, coming up with a
more efficient guillotine and so forth although it is possible there is enough
time left for the French to reinvent themselves and of course making themselves
extinct wouldn’t be any skin off my back given the fact that their best
offspring sprung off to places like C
I am a little under the weather, no doubt showing up in my
script and so I am now off for my afternoon sleep and don’t worry, just
be happy everything will turn out bliss.
Before I forget the clincher with the schools is going to be
all the neat things we will be doing at the Grubbygrub.com website which will
have game selections according to age group and/or IQ. According to Jonathan,
“If you have a maze, you go from one area to the next based on how you
answer the questions…” The key is having the kids create and send
in their own games, telling their own stories…i.e.
NextraTerrestrial.com
Later,
Gary