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<FONT FACE="Times, Times New Roman"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:18.0px'>On 12/7/06 2:00 AM, someone wrote:<BR>
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</SPAN></FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Times, Times New Roman"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:18.0px'>It is the crossing of the stars (those of us on the OSLIST) that<BR>
connected the "ho" dots to Harrison's underlying magic.<BR>
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Ain't it great?<BR>
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Before we let ourselves get made one with those sticky cosmic dots, let’s Hang On a bit. Let us remember that HO can also stand for “Hold On”, “Hell’s Own”, and “Hidden Options”.<BR>
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Granted, open space is High Octane stuff, but I think we should Hold Over any consideration of Holy Orders On High, no matter How Outstanding an idea may be. After all, it was only after eating His Olives in those famous martinis that HO came up with this High Order technique. How Often a Hundred Others Hear Our Highly Original thinking should be thoughtfully HOned. Indeed. And HOnestly: thank goodness.<BR>
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Now, consider the reverse expression. “OH!” It is the reaction many have when they first experience open space. Some think it’s Overly Heavy. Others Heal. Only Heaven really knows what Opinions Hatch, but always, I find, Owls Hoot, and Only Happily. Ordinarily, However, I Only Hesitate to point this Out Here. Just because.<BR>
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I’m not sure where I’m going with this, but I really like Hanging Out with you folks.<BR>
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(This is what you get when I skip my breakfast of Hot Oatmeal.)<BR>
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Love to all!<BR>
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Ralph Copleman</SPAN></FONT>
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