"Montaigne speaks in his essay on solitude of keeping a room within ourselves, where we would find our true liberty, our principal retreat from the daily cacophony the world assaults us with. A place free of want for worldly goods. A place where virtue is content with herself, without rules, without words, without deeds. If we are capable of finding this room within our beings are we not capable of creating externally a better world in which to coexist. If we can dream it, is it not possible. Where once it was thought that man could never fly, we now fill the skys. The force of change resides within us all. The dissonance of our times tells you to build a dam to hold back it's flood. It's time we open the gates. No more to live and die by the sword. No more to allow greed and fear to lead us into bloodshed. Now more than ever in these times when technology has shrunk the world, put us at arms length of eachother at all times, now is the time to believe in and work toward a true brotherhood of man."

             -Dr. Wahoo Capybara

The Doc has locked himself away to write something called "The Matador Of Dogtown" but a recent conversation with him yeilded the above quote. Thought I'd pass it along.

                                                     Winston T.