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I have been Krabbe for all of my life, as has my father before me, and his before him. My wife has only been Krabbe for the thirty years we have been married.

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BTW: I will be putting information on this very blog this coming month about my new novel ""The Fading Silence-a neo-bohemian post-post-modern apocalyptic story about a boy and his dog (that has nothing to do with a dog, but the man enters into it.)" Please check back and spread the word!

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Some days I suffer from the illusion that I understand much.

 

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“The Fading Silence” (bits from chapter one)

From the Novel “The Fading Silence -a post-apocalyptic story of a boy and his dog“  bits of chapter one – by Rob Krabbe . . . Burning man, Black Canyon Nevada itself, had no more of an “anarchist community” than Tinley Park and just like its mentor, was the once in a lifetime socially acceptable place [...]

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Something More

© 2012 Rob Krabbe – NoonAtNight Music There’s got to be something more than this, More than just this emptiness. There’s got to be something more than this, More than just reasons, or your purposes. This life and all it has to give. All that I can take and all I’ll live. More than what [...]

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Feb 17th, 2012 Uncategorized

Irony, Parenting, and Other Synonyms

I love irony.  Irony is entertaining.  I mean, I get it that we were created with a deeply felt spiritual longing and yet a far easier to achieve physical orgasm.  See?  Ironic.  Spirit/body conflict. Plato understood.  Carl Jung understood.  It’s fun for the whole family. Like when someone very young asks, “How do I really know [...]

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Activia, and Politics

by Rob Krabbe Inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale, on infinitum.  Ok, well not really, but some days just plain feel that way.  I sit drinking a nice Brazilian Cerrito, full bodied roast,. Pressed into a strong pot of morning coffee, and I ponder how long it takes, when one begins eating “Activia,” to feel as regular [...]

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Feb 9th, 2012 Meandering

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