David Crosby and Judy Collins were Husband and Wife.
They were son and daughter of King Arthur and Cynwise.
Jeanine and I were their brother and sister.
Judy and David had a son; Spearbadger in Welsh.
One afternoon, he was out hunting with his buddies. It was a tense time because his mother was delivering his sister, soon to be his wife.
Suddenly, from out of the bush came a buck deer like nothing he had ever seen.
It had a long humanlike beard and was much, much larger than any buck he had ever seen.
Spearbadger had an easy shot at it.
While his buddies stood in awe and let him take the first shot, because he was the best of them with the spear, Spearbadger carefully, stealthily, and deliberately cranked back his spear and then let it fly.
He thought it was a perfect shot.
It was headed straight for the huge buck's heart.
But when it hit the buck's flesh, the well sharpened spear just bounced off.
Spearbadger's buddies saw the whole thing.
They couldn't figure it out.
Any well-sharpened spear cuts the flesh of any animal like a razor.
The buck got away.
When Spearbadger went to pick up his useless spear, one of his buddies chimed in that instead of Spearbadger they should call him 'Bluntspear'.
Later Spearbadger's buddies told the court of King Arthur the strange story of the bearded buck.
King Arthur described it as an omen and named it the legendary Questing Beast.
This is exactly how the legend of the Questing Beast came into existence for continually the Welsh people saw it as an omen and something unusual followed.
Stephen Stills was Aneirin, the Welsh Bard, the son of Taliesin, the Welsh Bard.
Stephen Stills was Judy and David's son.
'Bluntspear' was in my Sociological Statistics Class here in college this semester. He lived just around the corner from me.
His former sister worked just around the corner from me at Pinkus McBride Market and Deli.
She had a class in the same building my Social Psychology Class was in at the same time.
I told them both this story seperately and told Chris Schafenbroch or 'Bluntspear' or Spearbadger she worked at Pinkus McBride Deli.
Schafen, in German, means sharp or spear, and broch means badger in Welsh.
I think they have seen each other.
During my Social Psychology class, there were many sons and daughters of Taliesin hanging around waiting for class.
I would go to class and while I was waiting would play an improvised version of Laughing off the David Crosby solo album If I Could Only Remember My Name...