I'm not wiling to go off on a tangent on feminist teachers or social injustice on college campuses. I think the stories seem too laconic and a bit meandering like a runaway train. Education varies depending on the personal experiences of the individual. I do believe no one is more entitled than another. I trust in meritocracies. Yes, you are a decent fellow but to sell a few more books of Cheerfulness should not be the end-all in economics. Plenty of literature has been banned over the centuries. Why risk it?
Mozart
Glad you're there. You voice, stories, and humor have done us well. Just sit with that please. You're a good person, Gary, and you are loved.
I think I read or heard that the book was Band in Boston. Probably not- but just get the rumor out there and it will be a best seller in a week!
…and Cheerfulness is an excellent read.
Such a pleasure to read these words. Thank you.
I'm not wiling to go off on a tangent on feminist teachers or social injustice on college campuses. I think the stories seem too laconic and a bit meandering like a runaway train. Education varies depending on the personal experiences of the individual. I do believe no one is more entitled than another. I trust in meritocracies. Yes, you are a decent fellow but to sell a few more books of Cheerfulness should not be the end-all in economics. Plenty of literature has been banned over the centuries. Why risk it?
OK!
I don’t think that was Lake Michigan you saw in Ohio.
Another great new adage from GK:
If you fall into a pit of manure, keep your mouth shut.
I love the way one topic dovetails into the next. It's verbal storytelling at It's best.
Merry Christmas, Garrison
Don’t forget what a wise entertainer once told me: Abraham Lincoln didn’t die in vain; he died in Washington, D.C.