This collection of notes began a year ago. By now, I should be able to tell you what this is all about, and I would if I knew. If you’re reading, you’re watching a person think. Not much of an explanation, but it's the best I can do.
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In his poem “Why I Became an Earth Dweller,” Kim Stafford gives a lot of reasons, each beginning with “because.” Today, I like this one: ...
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People who are disappointed by elections ought to be careful about what they say — not out of fear of tyrants but out of concern for sprea...
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Willa Cather had a maxim: “Life began for me when I ceased to admire and began to remember.” She liked what the Greeks called anamnesis , ...
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Captain Sands, an old seafarer, is “a great hand for keeping things.” His wife doesn’t mind all his clutter — as long as it stays out of th...
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