-Interesting that we engage the world as infants, strictly orally, and later, create the world through an another oral process, with words.
-Hippies still haven’t figured out that you cannot stop war with folk music.
-US feminists trying to combat men by acting like men themselves. Non-American feminists utilize their femininity to develop a third possibly, a more holistic one.
-Rereading The Inland Sea. Richie brings the muse back to me, his every sentence perfect.
-The 20th century did a number on the world. The 21st seems insistent on finishing the job.
-The house has a “Warning Police Dog" sign written in English but judging from the ferocious look of the dogs (there are two) and quite frankly from the man himself, I’d take a fair guess that he’s on the other side of the law.
-On protest: I don’t know why many protests begin in the autumn. They inevitably wind up defeated by something far stronger than any government, winter. Protest and politics are pursuits of the leisure class, and as such, are not sustainable as that class doesn’t have the fortitude.
On the turntable: Magic Sam, "Chicago Folk Festival"
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