I’ve often joked that the reason I gave up on reading Moby Dick was that I ran out of time. In the unabridged version on my shelf, it takes 100 pages before we get to the boat and then another […]
Tag: art
You Don’t Have To Be Shakespeare
There’s a notion going ’round that what with the lockdown / social distancing most of us are doing these days – when “Wash your hands!” and “Six feet apart” are the new “How ya doin’?” and “Good, you?” of our […]
The Friday Five – 2020.04.03
Here’s a collection of some of the things from this week that I’ve enjoyed, been inspired by, want to share, or are grateful for. “Be In Love” – Various Maine Artists, Playing For Change Day 2012. This is something a […]
A Love-Hate Affair With Time
There’s more time than life. Old Spanish saying, quoted by Dr. Ken Atchity Time is a funny thing, and I mean that quite literally. As Alan Alda once famously said, tragedy plus time equals comedy. Even if it isn’t the […]
Control
“The problem, fundamentally, was one of control — I had too much of it, over too tiny a territory, and I wasn’t willing to surrender it. You can’t control your way out of control.” Sam Anderson The above quote is […]