Make my house in La Honda, California. My poet’s friend Terry AdamsIt also makes his home in La Honda. Terry’s house is the cabin where Ken Casey attaches to fun journalists and angels, where Casey depicts acid tests, which Casey launched the bus “more”. Terry bought the cabin directly from Kesey after the place was neglected, abandoned, vandalized, and – the final insult – which was moved by the amazing La Honda Creek, which knocked on the cabin from its foundation and filled it with mud.

With respect that limits reverence, Terry rebuilt the cabin, while maintaining the largest possible amount of the original structure (and narcotic inner paint) as possible.

Some original councils have lost their structural safety and cannot be reused in the cabin. Slices, though, they make a great reference signal. With help James Adams (There is nothing to do with Terry), here are some samples.

I got wood from the original Ken Casey floor and from the old water tank. Who knows what are the Kool-Aid species that were sprayed on the floor boards to be absorbed into the wooden fibers? As for what was in this water tank, I can only speculate.

Warning: If you receive one of these reference signals, do not cut them into tabs and eat them. I am not responsible if you feel a sudden desire to tear your clothes and draw your body with Bezley designs.

The tab – ER, the reference – will be offered as incentive bonuses on the next 99 jobs Cake Starter campaign.