More than usual, France is on my mind. I haven’t commented on the news or social matters on this blog – I like to keep it light-hearted and inspirational. I don’t intend to start now with blending the news – which is almost always a big downer (to say the least), but I would first … More In A French State of Mind
Kramerbooks and Afterwords, Cafe and Bookstore, Washington D.C.
To answer some of my faithful readers who have been wondering as to the whereabouts of BlueBoots, ’tis true, BlueBoots has been on a hiatus for a few months. (I can hardly call it a break.) But just as stealthily as I have been bitten by the busy bug (alias for Medical School) I’ve also … More bitten by the busy bug – “bisy backson”
“So much to say. And so much not to say! Some things are better left unsaid. But so many unsaid things can become a burden.” (Dibs’ Mother – page 79) “Perhaps there is more understanding and beauty in life when the glaring sunlight is softened by the patterns of shadows. Perhaps there is more depth … More Dibs: In Search of Self
a mysterious and powerfully written passage in the 2010 Pulitzer Prize winner that I just finished reading. [from tinkers, a novel by Paul Harding, pp. 179-180] Choose any hour on the clock. It is possible, then, to conceive that the clock’s purpose is to return the hands back to that time, a time which, from … More passage of time, on time
