Monkey Way -- Oct 19, 2018, 7pm PDT

Monkey Way

Thinking about Monkey Girl. A monkey girl who can run, jump, swing, and climb trees - or very agile. Any or all of the above.

When I was young, I used to climb trees in Germany. I was born in a very green environment, very tall trees, full of moist air, building towers, German decorations, and bratwurst - the world's best hot dog ... at the time. ( I think they're still one of the best.) I loved winters because of the white snow all around. I didn't mind the cold, but liked being cold while soaking in warm-hot bath water in the tub - like especially after almost being frostbitten on my feet and then soaking them in hot water. Gosh that felt good. Freezing your tail off, it felt good soaking in the bath tub for an hour in hot water. Primarily an American, I came back to America to stay, after being in Germany for about a decade.
I was born with a tan complexion and brown subtly wavy hair. At the time I first came to America, when I first saw a white curly haired boy with white skin and blue eyes, I swear he scared me. I never saw anything like him before. First days in America at school playing 'four-square' every day I became a 'four-square' king (a game we would play outside with a ball in four squares drawn in white on black concrete), although he really scared me, when I played beside him. He was like a scary fire white guy who smiled. (By 'white' I mean he had really light skin, hair and eyes - a whitish appearance. Although, now I'm completely used to it. I think there's a handsomeness. Also, it's ironic that's one of the first girl types who liked me and I fell for a couple years later, after first coming to America.)
When I entered America, my nose would bleed a lot because the air was so dry compared to the moisture of Germany.

I'm a peculiar one: I'm an American, born in Germany (on an American military base), I look mostly Asian, though seem Mexican to Mexicans and Filippino to Filippinos. I have a mixed nationality of: White, Black, Chinese, Thai (with some Cherokee Indian).
In high school, they would always call me "mutt".
I tell them my nationality. They would say and smile, "So you're a mutt huh?" Yah, I heard that joke 20 times. Somehow every guy knew that joke.

Mexican or Asian?

I'm often mistaken as Mexican, even though I'm Asian . This could be natural if you have darker skin.

I read some history. There's an 'accepted' theory of history. This theory could also explain the similarities of Mexican, Asian, and Indian people.

Between Alaska and Asia's closest tips, there is a very small gap (you can look at any map). It's about 55 miles apart - I can easily drive that distance. The water between them in the gap is called the Bering Strait.
A long time ago (during the Ice Age) there was land connecting them - across and through the Being Straight. North America and Asia were actually connected together by this bridge of land, during those days. When this piece of 'land bridge' that connected the 2 continents together was there, the first people walked from Asia to North America, then from North America to South America. The first Asians in North and South America eventually became Indians and Mexicans/Latin Americans. (The land or bridge disappeared after awhile, and Asia and America separated again. The ice at the north pole melted next to the 'land bridge', the water rose, and the land bridge had been buried under water - by the Bering Strait. The Bering Strait separates the continents to our present day.)

Mexican people are actually Asians. The primary characteristics started as the same, but probably after a time took on different characteristics.
This could be the reason why Asians can look Mexican, that can look Asian, that can look Indian. Asians, hug your Mexican brothers and sisters.
Very interesting.

It could be that, Indian and Mexican people are a primary source of where we started, and even more the Asian people. If everything else fails, just remember it's said all men evolved from the origin of a monkey. Girls, what do you think?

So, I think one day there would be a long 'Golden Gate Bridge'-like structure there, across the Bering Straight - maybe to remember, reconnect, and to strengthen our ties to human history. May even help commerce.
(Although that region of Asia is now Russia, I wanted to keep it simple for this example. Light skin and eyes probably came from icier places. I don't know.)

African American

For my skin color, I'm not sure it's polite being called "yellow". So, I'm not sure how many people take it being called "black" or "white". (Remember I'm partially "black" and "white".) I think "black" people prefer being called "African American", and "white" people prefer to be called "Caucasian"? (I'm not sure. It didn't enter my interest, because growing up I was never seen as or called "black" or "white".)

Saying "African American" every single time, which is really long to say.
Almost nothing we ordinarily say in the English language has 7 syllables.

For "African American", instead can we say:
Afri(can) - (A)merican = Afri-merican = Afrimerican.

Or

Afr(ic)a - (A)merican = Aframerican

More practical? Maybe a little easier to say.

Colors

Between two primary colors, there's a secondary color (and colors like pink). Between steam and ice there's liquid. Between winter and summer, there's spring or fall. Between front and back, there's a middle. I'm not saying it's better but rather there's usually a valid blend between 2 things. I'm mixed, and I think it adds more variety.
The girls I talked to in my last blog ( NoteABCD ) is another type, and all have an identical look: brown hair or eyes, about the same hair length, a caucasian skin, and a flowing straight or to subtle waves in the hair. Like a forest wood goddess feel. Does anybody know what I mean?
(Even more excellent when they do something with their hair.)
Aside from that, it's said a variety of girls evolved from monkeys, through evolution. So it's natural and right for girls to be like monkeys.

I believe what happened in the past decade was an important moment. (Today is a great day too.) Although, I didn't think what happened would happen any time soon; To have a first African American President - a first in our history. I thought we would have a first woman president before we would have our first African American president. What a change to see the openness of having women and African Americans running for President. These are great times.

Besides that, prime colors yellow and red also makes Halloween. Have a Happy Halloween!!

(If I said anything wrong, remember this is just a blog.)

*Update: 10/20 7am - Added things, corrected mistakes| 8pm | 10/24 8am