The newborn has a new name, and we need fresh underwear, talcum and a silk tie or scarf and fine outerwear so we can emerge ready for any kind of weather.
On public radio this afternoon, a lively discussion airing regarding snark versus wit. The title of the book is ‘Snark, It’s Mean, It’s Personal, and It’s Ruining Our Conversations’ - they r interviewing the author. He is antisnarkist it seems hmmmm followed by effervescent political speculalalations and news juice. Creative persons are struggling to define things, sort sift and plunk. Time, the magic carpet pulled rather yanked rather dorothied out from under Alladdin hanging by his knuckles clamped around the fringe tassles, whipping about new jersey roller coaster style. “Oh no! There goes the lantern!” he cries flipping over canyon.
The Rose is folding her petals. “We found it an extremely difficult thing to do” the spokesdoctor said, “these are extraordinary times.” he shifted uncomfortably nostrils flaring. This is Arkham I mean Brandeis University. Ivywhelmed member of the fundomental Boston brain trust in Boston (qualitative backward leaps=redundance), home of the Red Sox and the culture of highest eduvacation. (Bette Midler singing ‘the Rose’ trails off to neverland
Turkish coffee please, and a slice of la French Revolution. No, that slice there, the tart, with the peach on top, the one covered with glory granules, fresh flutes dipped in drummers with the guillotine garnish.
or as the captain might say, some ‘Lo yo yo stuff’
