Chocante

The first sentence of my book came to me. I was always like this, always had to wait for a first sentence, always had to start at the beginning, as with a poem. (This is another reason why I find all those warnings and instructions, do not start at the beginning, write the middle first, … More Chocante

The CHE is less interesting than New Orleans, and is egocentric. They see commitment to a place and call it elitism and lack of flexibility — I call them milquetoasts without backbone or personality.

Da whitemen keep going on about how one must be ready to move anywhere, but they are also saying your primary goals should be suburban. Note how they keep going on about the value of being “a big fish in a small pond,” having “affordable real estate,” and if I remember right, parking. And while … More The CHE is less interesting than New Orleans, and is egocentric. They see commitment to a place and call it elitism and lack of flexibility — I call them milquetoasts without backbone or personality.

Du sang, or, Reading for Pleasure Wednesday: Denis de Rougemont

The first part of this title was meant to be “On blood,” in French, but I see that it also means “You (fam.) sang” in Danish. I wonder what else it means. In any case, we are rereading Denis de Rougement, L’Amour et l’Occident, for fun; our profit on it is, we are daily more … More Du sang, or, Reading for Pleasure Wednesday: Denis de Rougemont