From the morning paper in Portland: A woman says she rinsed a pan after cooking tofu and a mysterious blast blew out her window. She was found sitting outside crying. Firefighters were “baffled.”
You can’t make this stuff up.
From the morning paper in Portland: A woman says she rinsed a pan after cooking tofu and a mysterious blast blew out her window. She was found sitting outside crying. Firefighters were “baffled.”
You can’t make this stuff up.
Posted in journal
Posted in journal
The poet Transtromer says work is a glove that lets man touch the universe. Yet shod or shoeless, shivering or encased in cashmere,
the simple dignity of work eludes most of us. A deer in the forest has places to lie down and listen to the wind in the branches. The ordinary worker counts himself lucky to glimpse the sky on the weekend while raking leaves and wondering if his job will last until the Spring. When did work become a desert island while the seas slowly rise around us?
Detlef entered the 34″ high modified Trabi sedan through the trunk. He only had to drive it straight 150 feet under two barricades to reach West Berlin. He rammed the accelerator, the engine whined–then shouting, bullets popping, his vision narrowed–and the dizzy, slow tunnel to freedom opened a crack.
As police cleared the park, taking advantage of the crowd fatigue and getting very rough with the protestors despite what the media reported, this was the last message that remained. It is a bit hard to read– it says “wake the fuck up.”
Indeed.