WTOS, The Mountain of Pure Rock (And sometimes Nickelback) (And we all know what to do with Nickelback)
“But I do say that in using computers writers are flirting with a radical separation of mind and body, the elimination of the work of the body from the work of the mind.” — Wendell Berry
A few weeks ago, my dad sent me a good Pearls Before Swine cartoon. I’m not there yet, but I’m getting closer 🙂.
“Damariscotta is for spellers“ • So many things I never getting around to posting. The first picture was just a few weeks ago. Which reminded me of the second one from back in March, of a car I see around town all the time and which always makes me laugh. I tell people to mumble it with confidence, or just try to say it with as few syllables as possible; that’s basically the way to pronounce it. And don’t miss that perfectly fitting “Bigfoot stole my lobster” bumper sticker in the upper right corner.
Presented without comment:
Wanting to see and to hear the man himself, I went back and watched Bill Moyer’s 2013 interview with Wendell Berry. He was, to use his own words, free, free, to acknowledge the preciousness of precious things. He cannot be thanked enough for that witness.
Dispatches from the front
“The young boy climbed a tree”
This, ladies and gentlemen, is how you talk smack.
How the mighty have fallen • Baldpate Mountain via Table Rock and AT
