I am in here.
I’ve travelled so much that being in one place too long, I need to get away. Fortunately for me, there’s Boulder, Colorado. We don’t leave till this afternoon, so I’ve no need to pack yet. Of course. Besides, in Boulder, I know pretty much where the good shops are already. I watch a documentary called … Continue reading Too long still
In which I turn out to resemble, to a truly remarkable extent, the inner life of Gail, one of my oldest bloggy friends. The meme, of course, comes from one of my other oldest bloggy friends, Shirl. Why do we all look alike? I wonder… What Your Soul Really Looks Like You are quite expressive … Continue reading Tonight's meme
It seems to me that the river knows I am here. I am told that the river is an inanimate object, and that inanimate objects cannot sense your presence. So they won’t be bothered if I assume that they do. The fish beneath me, and the grass and rocks and old cans, live by the … Continue reading the river, near Giverny
Via Gerard Vander Leun at On the Most Ancient Virus to Infect the Soul @ AMERICAN DIGEST ANTI-SEMITISM IS NOT A SIGN, A SYMBOL, A BULLET, OR A GAS, IT’S A VIRUS. It is the oldest known virus to attack the human soul. The existence of Israel masks the existence of the virus by renaming … Continue reading Antisemitism, and why it keeps needing to be discussed
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