Crowds

admin — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 10:01:12 +0000

Over my lifetime crowds have been a major pressure on my identity. Originally grounded in rural life with few people around, I see why folks yearn for weekends at the cottage. What a shame it is that after 20-30 hours of slow quietness, we must brave hours of crowded traffic to return to the noisy, busy city life—yearning to escape again!

The Effects of Crowds
Crisis	Work	Swimming	Debris	Myth
Ultimately	Retirees	Eggs	Mobius	Easy

Rural life abounds with various forms of wildlife. Snakes and frogs and hunting dogs, critters of the forests and farms—working cats and not so useful mice and rats. Looking out my window in the early morning light I see the neighbors walking their pets. I see that they need these animal companions, too. Is this an attempt—albeit feeble—to reduce people density by blending in a percentage of other creatures? Or is it just that animals are more companionable than people?

Liars

admin — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 23:21:04 +0000

Commenting on his tale The Liars Table Ian G. Watson thinks that the concept could be expanded into a College of Liars. What University would this College belong to? He isn’t sure but he supposes some place like The University of Cairo, where they train Cairopracters.

Tall Tales From Ian G Watson
The Liars Table	Battle of Britain	Black Swans	Return of Rubik

Uncle Floyd never told the truth. I thought he was the champion liar of all time, until I learned about politics.

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MORNING BUZZ

Crowds

Liars