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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Meeting W.H. Auden Two Nights Ago
One of a continuing series of authors and the famous whom I’ve encountered in night dreams. Auden was younger than this pic, in his forties, but his face was still very recognizable, even without the deep lines of his later … Continue reading
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The Failure of Thomas Cook
is symptomatic of the belated end of the long-past British Empire in the Brexit era. Other long-time businesses will likely follow. Harrod’s? Anything is now possible.
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The Prescient Sixties Songwriter Revisited:
“But even the president of the United States Sometimes must have to stand naked” –Bob Dylan, “It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)”, Bringing It All Back Home, 1965 A.D.
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If You’re a Cohen Fan,
Google ‘Canada Post store’ to see most of the very limited edition items now available. (There is also a First Day cover and a cut sheet.)
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As much of the world goes crazy and deconstructs,
what’s an individual to do? Well, having causes and taking actions for what believes in still works. I still drop money in the jars for causes and support charities I believe in that need support. I still speak up when … Continue reading
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Elitist Arrogance
Superior shit stuff all the way: Trudeau. “Some animals are more equal than others.” Smiling as he apologized yesterday: the depth of his sincerity and honesty. He has long had zero credibility and substance. His favorite/main trait is ‘dressing up’ … Continue reading
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Review: Earl’s/Tin Palace on Jasper
The Tin Palace still lives with the excellent outdoor patio and the semi-outdoor section (where my party sat) which feels like it’s outdoors with overhead cover and openable windows. Still not much they can do about occasional vehicles suddenly roaring … Continue reading
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It’s getting pretty bad
when old rock stars who are older than you are dying and you’ve never even heard of them or can’t identify one of their songs.
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The Bird and the Butterfly
The blinds were closed that Sunday September afternoon. I had closed them for my wife’s father who, otherwise, would have been blinded by the light as we watched the football game on the tube. A familiar context, for sure, and … Continue reading
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