@PhilKlay@PodManifesto@bdmcclay@BaskinJon "Well, one time she fell in love; the next minute--in an apparently unrelated event--an unprecedented short person play with a roller skate on the floor [her grandchild]. Without this new one she had absurdly considered her life full."
@PhilKlay@PodManifesto@bdmcclay@BaskinJon "Those loving years, and their persistence, must also be credited. People used to die so young! Maybe lasting love is a rare evolutionary lagniappe. Anthropologists say almost every human culture on earth gives lip service, and lip service only, to monogamy"
@PhilKlay@PodManifesto@bdmcclay@BaskinJon I was trying so hard to finish the audio before the episode dropped. Oh well. The book is so fun and fascinating. I'll catch up soon enough :)
@jessnevins He is amazing as Charley in the Dustin Hoffman Death of a Salesman production. Warm, kind, generous, funny—the best. You could not ask for a better portrayal of a good man.
So proud of my student, Emily Biaz--4th Alabama Poetry Out Loud state champion from Auburn High School @AHSAuburnTigers @PoetryOutLoud@PoetryOutLoud2 She's amazing. https://t.co/kHkqdXFj2z
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY was released 55 years ago today. Acclaimed as one of the greatest and most influential films to come out of Hollywood, the making of story behind Stanley Kubrick’s classic is as epic as the film itself.
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@PhilKlay A character in Chekhov's "The Seagull" claims that Maupassant fled from the Eiffel Tower because its vulgarity was "pulverizing his brain." How, if you live in Paris, do you "run away" from the Eiffel Tower? :)