yes, i've got interests.....more than anyone could imagine...really...uhuh yup...I never thought Brittanica covered enough topics...WikiP..may ..MAY evolve into something good in a few generations..
Elephants in toe shoes leaping with fiddles playing Bill Monroe tunes. Yeah, I' like to see that.Id like meet ..humanity..en masse. You can travel the world and meet a new person every day, or you can never cross the county line and do the same. One way.. you meet mostly other wealthy tourists, the other..what you see is a cross section of our own social strata..guess which is more fun?oh yeah,,.and someone who can teach me how to make tofu that doesnt suck.
I get Ellington confused with Bach sometimes. Most bands are blogs with guitar. I met Basie once...and John Cage...there is a pic of littleMe being held up next to my dad by louis armstrong. My favorite teacher was close to Alma Mahler. (supercoolwierdchik#1) Sonny Stitt is an underapriciated master. And whatever it is...its ALL about 5 lines and 4 spaces.
go see a play instead. brecht rocks.
crak. the best TV these days is streaming radio.
borges. dequincy. The best reading I've seen was Doris Lessing or Ferlinghetti. Though I aint seen Merwin yet..he's overdue for the Nobel. Ariel Dorfman started his career with a delightfull short book, "Reading Donald Duck" about how to think about the BS fascism in our culture. His look at Pinnochet prepares the reader for Bush. Pay Attention to this man. Ariel Dorfman.
Sandwiches, mosty. And Barbara Jordan.