Random Neurosynaptic Firings Point to Los Angeles

It's AMAZING how the fusing chemical processings and neurosynaptic firings of the brain appear so random at first but seem to have a pattern. Recently, "my pattern" has been southern California. Every little thought I have leads me back to Los Angeles. It's amazing!! It's captivating. It's kind of frighteningly weird, too. Like take this little example. I keep thinking of the phrase "Nature abhors a vacuum". It's such an interesting concept that can be extrapolated into myriad different interpretations, but basically "space is always used and filled". So I google "nature abhors a vacuum" and what pops up is "http://www.laobserved.com/echopark/2008/06/nature_abhors_a_vacuum.php" which leads to some Chicken Corner article of LAObserved, some media article dealing with Los Angeles. Some Marathon Blog catches my eye and go to that link and learn that the author is a former writer for LAObserved and lives in Silver Lake, a place I visited about a month ago. And it's ALL part of this Los Angeles "hub". And I'm THERE! And the coolest thing is that Obama is town; he's doing his thing and things are Good and they're getting infinitely better just having him at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenua. Even if Obama just sits in the Oval Office, unplugs the phone, disconnects his computer, and plays with his dog or something and literally "does nothing" we'll STILL move forward (albeit a bit more slowly than we would with him applying his action-oriented intelligence and confidence to the economy, foreign relations, improving education, and the like); in other words, his mere presence has already created and will perpetuate positive change.

"Things are already so much better; and that betterness will perpetuate" that's kind of my motto/mantra/belief vibe with Obama.

So Anyways, the point of this thought blurb was that even "seemingly random" totally unrelated thoguhts (ahem..."Nature abhors a vacuum") that I investigate STILL bring me back to Los Angeles, the people of Los Angeles. I can't escape it and don't want to!! lol. It's pretty much on my mind in every dimension! haha :D All this interweaves nicely while glancing over Carl Jung's "Dreams", too. haha.