From now on, going on a two-day bender and then trying to make it up to everyone after will be called "pulling a Komen".—
Jesse Taylor (@pandagon) February 03, 2012

I love snow, and I love living in a city where people know how to drive in it. Yay #Boulder!—
Patti Niehoff (@PattiN) February 03, 2012

via Advice for the modern consumer — A. King in Society.

Ozo which is where I am now

Where to go to tonight:

Leo Kottke concert, which is sold out

What to read:

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy What can I say? I was brought up on Rafael Sabatini and James Bond.

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Even now, after centuries of reductionist propaganda, the world is still intricate and vast, as dark as it is light, a place of mystery, where we cannot do one thing without doing many things, or put two things together without putting many things together. Water quality, for example, cannot be improved without improving farming and forestry, but farming and forestry cannot be improved without improving the education of consumers — and so on.

The proper business of a human economy is to make one whole thing of ourselves and this world.

—Wendell Berry, from In Distrust of Movements

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