Random page (unknown author) of old typeset on old paper, by a real good typist, and I'm not sure, I'm guessing this was a document for a class that (judging on the paper and skill) was written in the early 80s (but I could be wrong) using an electric typewriter (but no... my first guess… Continue reading Thrown On The Streets Books (& writing, art, music) #7
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I Remember That Day #2
There are two people that I will never meet who I remember most about that day... There are late nights after a short adventures. You hit your bed, you open your eyes, and the people back there are gone and you wish they were here. Old friends and old pals and girls who you said… Continue reading I Remember That Day #2
OH MY SPORTS! THE SCORE UPDATE: What I need and What you get…
“The bus roared on. I was going home in October. Everybody goes home in October.” ― Jack Kerouac, On the Road PREFACE: I will only bring this minor event up to the masses of perplexity a total of three times in the next ten days, so I'm going to TALK...IS THAT OK? Sometimes I catch myself… Continue reading OH MY SPORTS! THE SCORE UPDATE: What I need and What you get…
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1927 (The Art of Procrastination)
Listening to Bach... I once had a professor who said if he was stranded on a desert island the only two items he would need would be, Immanuel Kant's, Critique of Pure Reason & A Best of Bach album. A good starting manifold of perception. One slide to the next coming to be one. I said, "well wouldn't you need… Continue reading 1927 (The Art of Procrastination)
Adventures In American Writing 