Home Again, Home Again
October 26, 2004
9:19 a.m., MT
No jigs, however, because despite a decent night's sleep last night, I'm still quite tired from the 23-hour trip home.

The FLOW conference was a very interesting experience for me, on several levels. For all of you who've been asking about it, I'm not ready with a full report yet (but stay tuned! ), but I will say now that it was provocative and challenging and inspiring for me. On the down side, though, coming so soon on the heels of my departure from FMN and other personal challenges, I also felt various "negative" emotions -- sadness, cynicism, a bit of depression, among others -- not arising from the agenda or FLOW's mission per se, but from that seed dropping into my mind in its current highly unsettled state.

I'll be working on the FLOW project in various ways, though, and am looking forward to that. For me, FLOW represents much of the best aspects of the freedom philosophy that have somehow been left behind by far too many libertarians (in my not-at-all humble opinion ). To give you a tease until I'm able to write and post my full report, FLOW stands for "Freedom Lights Our World". The web site, not yet fully fleshed out, is linked to in my blogroll on the right.

Sunni