I thought I posted this, but it seems like it disappeared.
I own the copyright on it, so MySpace, just chill out!

When It's Over
(driving bass line and guitar riffs a bit like the Doors "Touch me Babe" but different enough to not remind you of it)

I know that we're only here for a short time, then we're gone
But I can see in your eyes that it's time I be moving on.
I know I could stand here and try to get from you my way,
But I can see that it's better if I just turn and walk away.

What can I say when it's over?
When the way that we loved is gone?
What can I say, but I love you,
It's been nice, see you later, goodbye, so long.

It's been a year now, or so says the chart on the wall.
It feels like forever, but then again, no time at all.
That night we closed a chapter in a book we will never write.
Still echoing in the silence is the sound of the missing twilight.

What can I say when it's over?
When the way that we loved is gone?
What can I say, but I love you,
It's been nice, see you later, goodbye, so long.

As the sun outside's setting down on a rain drenched moon
It's 46 degrees and I'm glad I'm at home with you.
The streets have all been emptied, the air painted gray
There's never been a better time for me to say
That I'm glad we're together
Through all the joy and pain
and in out darkest hour
how to be born again.


Sorry, that's all of it I can remember right now. As I get further into the healthy life I have with my new wife, Nance, I'm sure I will be able to remember more of the songs I used to write, like this one. With all the love Nance is giving me, I seem to be reclaiming the lost parts of my soul that went missing during my first marriage.

I wrote it while single, in the fall of 1978. It was a rainy late afternoon, and imagined I was in love with somebody wonderful (that I hoped to meet someday) and wrote the song. It has a nice tune, too.

Just in case nobody has invented this word:
ig-nor-a-nus
-noun,  plural ig-nor-a-nus-es
1.     an asshole lacking in knowledge or training; an ignorant asshole.
2.     an asshole who is uninformed and/or unaware

This word should fit nicely into every day conversations, filling the need for a descriptive noun that describes
1. other drivers while in route to where we are going.
2. bosses and other people at work who have no clue as to what we really do.
3. politicians
4. lawyers
5. ex-wives, "wasbands," and former lovers
6. et cetera

Bottom line, the first of the Nick Schaevers mysteries is late, and so will not be out in 2008. Sorry to all who hoped that I would open the book in St. Louis (where most of it is set), but without the book in print, I can't launch it.

My American publisher, Rockway Press, has had a rough year, and fell behind in the production schedule. I'm hoping that next year is better for us all, and No Accounting for Taste, the first Nick Schaevers mystery, will be "on the street."

Hopefully, my European publisher, Pascal Galodé Éditeurs, will have La Voie des Braves, the French version of my debut novel, the Ben Pace thriller, How the Strong Survive, out for the Francophone world, in January, 2009. Perhaps the German version will be soon to follow?

It's been a good year of adventure, but for my fans, I am sorry that there is no new novel for you to buy. I'll keep writing, and see what I can do to find a way to get one or more novels out per year in the future.

Blessings on your path,
Newt

Hau Kholas (Greetings Friends)

Archaeologists have documented that for at least 18,000 years, people have gone to Mato Paha (Bear Butte outside of Sturgis, North Dakota) to perform religious rituals. Many different nations (Lakota, Nakota, Dakota, Cheyenne, Arikara, et cetera) have shared this sacred place as a retreat (in complete peace). It has always been a place where one could go to spend profound time alone with the GreatFather.

You could be there, alone in nature, and nobody would bother you.

That is no more. (If we don't stop this travesty in the making.)

Of all the places on earth that he could choose, a developer picked the foot of our sacred refuge as the spot to build a mamoth two-story biker bar with outside ampetheater that has the stage and loud speakers pointed directly at our sacred mountain.

Please watch the YouTube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjY9TSJR-sA
and join with us in whatever way you can.

The map that is shown in the middle of the video shows how Mato Paha is surrounded by bars. Other than the mountain, every site shown on the map is a bar.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...
"First they came…" is a poem attributed to Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984) about the inactivity of German intellectuals following the Nazi rise to power and the purging of their chosen targets, group after group.
". . . Then they came for the Jews, - but I was not a Jew so I did not speak out. And when they came for me, there was no one left to speak out for me."

Please, whether you are American nDn or not, if you are human, please consider what humane action your should take in this matter.

Pilmaye, Mitakuye Oasin
Thank you, all my relations
Newt Love, somewhere on the Red Road

Hi all,

I have received permission to announce the following news. I am pleased to now identify the publisher who bought the French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and Greek language rights to How the Strong Survive (HTSS), with first option rights on all my subsequent novels.

Until November 15, 2007, Mr. Pascal Galodé was the "maison d'édition d'origine monégasque" (head of the publisher) Le Rocher -- last press account: 550 titles in 2005.

In June 2007, the Pierre-Fabre group completed the acquisition of Le Rocher, and four months later, brought in their own executive, Vincent Wackenheim, to lead Le Rocher, forcing Mr. Galodé out.

Being too vigorous to retire, he formed a new publishing company, Pascal Galodé éditeurs, in Saint-Malo, France. Still only a few months old, this new house already has a few titles, and several more in production.

I am awed that HTSS is chosen as the first book to be translated by this intrepid company, led by one of the most distinguished players in European and the global publishing industry. I trust that Mr. Galodé is right in selecting HTSS, and that it will meet his expectations as his editions are released throughout the EU.

Color me humbled, and in shock and awe. Thank you for letting me share this momentous news with you.

newt
Newton Love
http://www.newtlove.com/

The below are not neceassarily true, but I hope that they are FUNNY! I took the dare to see if I could write funny answers!

1. Is there anyone on your friends list you would ever consider having sex with?
With or without their farm animals?

2. Sex in the morning, afternoon or night?
Yes, please!

3. what side of the bed u sleep on?
I always sleep with the home team.

4. Pork, beef, or chicken?
I don't "do" animals.

5. Have you ever had to pull over on the side of the road to puke?
Wait, I'm plastered drunk, ready to puke, and I'm driving? I don't think so!

6. Have you ever taken your clothes off for money?
I've been paid more to put them back on!

7. Shower or bath?
City water, or are we taliking "golden" showers and baths?

8. Do you pee in the shower?
Just like Madonna.

9. Mexican or Chinese?
Everyone is pink on the inside. I like the other flavors, too.

10. Do you want someone aggressive or passive in bed?
Alive and participating is the major thing, isn't it?

11. Do you love someone in your friends list?
Every chance I get!

12. Do you know all the people in your friends list?
Are we talking the Biblical "know" or just English language "know" ??

13.Love or money?
Is it the dinner menu, or al la carte?

14. Credit cards or cash?
Are we buying dinner, or ordering stuff over the Internet?

15. Have you ever had anyone in your family you wish wasn't?
Incest is not my bag, baby!

16. Would you rather go camping or to a 5 star hotel?
For me, 5-star hotels are camping!

17. What is the weirdest place you have had sex?
Where we did it or what body parts were involved? Nest time, ask an unambiguous question!

18. Would you shave your entire body (including your head) for money?
How much are we talking, and how many times?

19. Have you ever been to a strip club?
Are we counting just spectating, or performing too?

20. Ever been to a bar?
I haven't even been to law school.

21. Ever been kicked out of a bar or a club?
I was kicked out of a bar in Mexico for being underdressed, and it had a dirt floor! You should have seen us! It was a riot!

22. Ever been so drunk you had to be carried out of somewhere?
Not that I remember! And if you don't have pictures, or witnesses who will swear to it in court, IT NEVER HAPPENED!

23. Kissed someone of the same sex?
I kiss lots of my male releatives and friends, but facial cheeks only! And no tongues!

25. Had sex in a movie theater?
So many times, our home town audience can recite our dialogue, like we are the "show" at Rocky Horror!

26. Had sex in a bathroom?
Private bathrooms, of course. Public? Not without a good cleaning crew and industrial disinfectants before the main event.

27. Have you ever had sex at work?
Getting a charge number for the time was the hardest part.

28. Have you ever been in an "adult" store?
Yes, children's clothes just don't fit anymore.

29. Bought something from an adult store?
Only things I don't have to blow up.

30. Have you been caught having sex?
My wife caught me drilling my girlfriend, but it was okay; they are the same person!

31. Does anyone have naughty pics of u?
Yeah, but you can't see my face. My ass is too big!

32. Have you ever had sex with someone and called them the wrong name?
They just don't respond to "Oh God!" do they?