Azawakh Idi! Idi! Idi!: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Sunday, June 19, 2011

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

William and Mimi Drake, 8.8.88

Col. Robert Evans Drake and Fran Drake (Bill's stepmother)

On this Father's Day, I hope my soul mate is finally free to re-unite with his father, now that they are in the spiritual world together, unfettered by earthly constraints in the Society of Let's Pretend of the cruel and indolent rich, from which he struggled so hard all his life to dissociate. Click here to see all posts in this blog.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Viewers have tried to comment, so I have opened up comments to the public again. (Due to repeated abusive language submitted by one person, I have restricted comments for a while.) The sporadic technical glitches persist. I see blank comments coming in frequently. Blogger needs to fix this, one of these days. Please email me if your comment does not appear.

Iferouâne

Iferouâne Idiiyat-es-Sahel is the birth name of my taidit. In Tamasheq it means wings.

She is named after Iferouâne, an oasis town in northern Niger, West Africa, about 1,000 km (620 miles) north of the Niger capital, Niamey. Just northwest of Arlit, capital of the Arlit Department in the Agadez Region, Iferouâne is located in the Ighazar Valley of the Sahelian belt, near the Tamgak Range. It is the gateway to the spectacular volcanic Aïr Massif mountains, which rises 2,000 meters from the desert floor.