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Hi Stephen, Thanks, and yeah, the body is kind of billowy and noisy - I got a very 'noisy' tooth right now. I know whenever I've had ultrasounds (is that the same as a sonogram?) that they often look like those moving, heaving weather maps. And, yeah, a lot of bad weather coming in from the right, there and here and elsewhere. There are some days I don't want to watch the weather map, because you don't need it to know which way the wind blows. Best, Jill > Yes, Jill, I like this, too. The mesh of weather and syllables, in > particular. Yesterday I witnessed my father receiving a sonogram and > followed the monitor revelations of kidney, bladder, etc. It was so much > like oceans and cloudy weather in there, nothing stops moving. Leading to > the easy revelation (or verification) what shapes language on the outside of > one's body is not too much different from the forces of what shapes language > from the inside. Weather in, weather out - language, too. And, gosh, are > there mad big storm off and on showers, gales and big, bellowing clouds > going on here - too late to call it "the ides of March," but! > > Hope that's not to hair-brained and confusing. The technician also said the > blood pumping into the brain is "very noisy." > > Nothing is going to compare to right wing noise when this feed tube stays > out permanently and she who is clinically dead becomes real dead. This has > been a medieval mess! > > Stephen V >