Every since I can remember Woodstock has been centralized but now we have an opportunity to decentralize historyś power structure, which may mean significant updates for philosopherś who were once thought dead but thatś not why we´re here. Piggy once inadvertantly sked me what happened at this supposedly allegedly 3 day festival that occurs every 50 years. Hmmm lemme think about it...In a child´s terms, birthdays were mostly during those Dog Days; also known as the Summer for Breaking Through. UHF TV was mostly preferred; yet Winter rarely came quick enough. What was suppose to be pizza with friends at 211 rarely was, Jem and The Holograms were so overlooking the wirepliers used to turn the top TV channel knob and Indian Summer hadn´t held back a grade. If that wasn't enough to make your tendrils salivate, then get aload of this here...We were up to our old tricks again, which included sending Jacks flying down a relatively long corridor also more commonly called a hallway, igniting sparklers (fireworks) until they sparked a conversation with the people who assumed residence with me and finding new uses for girls frilly underwear that came with 5 bottom ruffles that practically mopped those same hard wood floors, until no one knew what would become of this long ganglion induced Mini Earning. What else happened! Well you should be asking me how shall we approach enterprising a new nation state? Well, first is the manner of proper uniforms that my girls will initially test out then come everyday clothes, casual uniforms or something ushering ustedes back to our Puritangelical selves: undisturbed but wait! that isn't all..There were psychedelic colors seeing the inculcation of newly tasted freedoms that poured down from the mountainsides and into the streets where riverbeds graze upon open hearted stares.
Next thing you know...you have a fragmented whole that cannot fine cohesion...all over some bulllshiyt!
Erkiska/ Eartha According to British Baby Names.com, Eriska -- Much like Vaila, Eriska is a little Scottish island that I'm surprised hasn't caught on more given the popularity of Isla, Skye, Ailsa etc. It has had use as a given name, though it's extremely uncommon (11 since 1855).
