Aoxomoxoa - look that up in your Funk & Wagnall's

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[boomertype]

Aoxomoxoa
From the Urban Dictionary and most of
Old Timers here (I don't think we mentioned it lately):
http://m.urbandictionary.com/#define?term=aoxomoxoa

Perfectly lived out today on my new-to-me Mamba UL.


That you Ken McNeill and Rx8Doc.

You'll know it when it happens!

Wait fooooooooooor it. . .

[tpatter]

Sweet!  And that's what it's all about folks! 

[boomertype]

Had to think back about this and realized I've had three of these. N
The first was on a late Spring evening with a Beetle.
The second was early Spring afternoon on my first time out with my newly obtained Mojo UL.
And yesterday with my newly arrived Mamba UL.
Lots of hours in between.  Always coming away invigorated, but never at that level of self-actualization that is Aoxomoxoa.
Still smiling!

[chilese]

Joe was in that zone last night.

He brought his new (first in the states) Black Arrow

He was on fire with it:

[DWayne]

Now I get it. Its my "buzzing noisy stunters" that keep the Aoxomoxoa away. 

Denny

[mikenchico]

Yeah I have to question #7

If you enjoy buzzing noisy stunters on the beach, you wouldn't understand, but if you've found the pleasure of a simple, reliable single-line delta, you might find AoxomoxoA

When you become one with the wind & the kite while flying a multi-line kite you've found Aoxomoxoa. IMO it takes a full body & mind state. I can't say I've experienced more then a meditative state while watching an SLK on the breeze. 

If the author has been distracted by the buzzing of a stunter then they have not found Aoxomoxoa. (See #2)

[Sketch]

Joe was in that zone last night.

He brought his new (first in the states) Black Arrow

He was on fire with it:

GADS! CHILESEEEEE' ;THOSE ARE  AWESOME PHOTOS OF A COUPLE OF BEEUUUTEEFUL' KITES!

[boomertype]

Now I get it. Its my "buzzing noisy stunters" that keep the Aoxomoxoa away. 

Denny

Not really, it happens despite your surrounds or recreational medications. You don't need your iPod cranked,  it's just you the wind and your kite. The Blue Angels could buzz you and you'd never notice.
And yes it could be a SLK or Quad.
It's just Aoxomoxoa!

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