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Coming of age: in 60s & 70s fiction. Helping kids come of age today. |
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Since a finite mind can't, by definition, grasp the infinite, why do we have to try? A jesuit priest explained that our spirit was like a bucket of seawater: it's still seawater, and wants to be part of the sea. A lot easier to remember that the Baltimore Catechism, but harder to practice. How this philosophising will help me to write my math book so I can go on and finish New California is something I'm not sure of. Someone once said that everyone needs to warm up, for running as well as writing. So . . . thanks for stopping by. Evey:Are you, like, a crazy person? V:I'm quite sure they will say so. |
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#3. tune in, turn on . . . but don't drop out just yet
ID #478326 entered on January 1, 2007 at 5:38pm
#2. Matt takes off--rough outline for a future chapter
ID #477523 entered on December 28, 2006 at 11:17am |
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