So much in there, crying, trying to get out. Pleading, laughing... remembering. If we don't put it down we'll loose it.
Recently, my friend Pete reminded me of my penchant of wearing heavy motorcycle boots with thick horseshoe taps (replaced weekly) on the bottom. Ridin' with my bros, late at night, usually on some dark road blazing along, I'd drop my feet onto the asphalt and shoot "a rooster tail of sparks" far up into the night sky. Yeah, man... a rooster tail of sparks. I like that. I Remember some asshole that came riding up on us really fast the night we went to (but never got to) the Frog Jumps. I Burned his ass! He fell so far back, so fast it looked like he had a rope tied to his back... and it just ran out. We started getting ready to go around 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon outside at my pad, set up one of my surfboards on saw horses for a dinner table. The crew was "ready" to go about midnight. We got so loaded that Mike Guzman forgot to put his feet down at a stop light comin' through San Jose and fell over like one of those tricycle riders on Monty Python! Remembering. It's so important. Check out my latest adventure:
http://www.randyfishel.net From my cousin Bryan:
"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit... what a ride!"