It’s a queer thing is a man’s soul. It is the whole of him. Which means it is the unknown him, as well as the known.”
- D.H. Lawrence, Studies in Classic American Literature
Buenos Aires - As noted about a week and a half ago, I expect(ed) a few more intereviews about Casa SaltShaker to be [...]
…we now live in the second robber baron era. One of the things that happens in such times is that the wealthy and powerful get to construct huge building and homes. Yet, however we may feel about the 19th century power hoggers, we are still attracted to the architecture and structures they were rich enough [...]
The world is a tragedy to those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.
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"...it’s more a “homemade means you don’t have enough money for store-bought” thing, which seems to be a leftover credo for many of us forced to eat, say, a liverwurst sandwich made on mom’s homemade rye when our classmates were unwrapping a PB & J on Wonder Bread. Some of us, refugees from the convenience-in-a-can 1950s, learned early that store-bought was cool, and homemade was… well, HOMEMADE. Some of us, unfortunately, have never forgotten that lesson." - Baker's Banter
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