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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Define Hypocrite
I came to Roswell, America in 1992. It was a good year to come. There was still a bread bakery along Main Street that perfumed the air of this town, and though it has always been a desert island in … Continue reading
The Cruel World
I’ve been out of the blogging world (I can’t stand “blogosphere”) for a few days for reasons I will not explore at this time. I will say only, I went to a rather unusual memorial and ended up sitting on … Continue reading
The White Whale
I am listening to the audiobook of Moby Dick. It’s madness, of course. In Melville’s day there was a different term for madness, monomania. You can look it up. We would call it obsession. Obsession is interesting to writers. We … Continue reading
It Occurs to Me
When I was a Senior in high school, we moved, and I had to adapt to a new home. This was not too burdensome for me. We had moved at the beginning of my high school time, and I was … Continue reading
Translation, Of a Sort
My nephew teaches Chinese and Spanish. Yes, he’s very smart. Anyway, I also consider him a friend, and we have begun, by baby steps, a translation project. He tells me what the words in a Chinese poem mean, and I … Continue reading
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Locked up with a Superior Mind
I refuse to pay for cable TV, which means that I use a simple antenna to get whatever programming flows into the evening. The other night I was wading through the TV wasteland when I came across an old movie … Continue reading