Happy New Year
The dark days now turn to light. As the earth turns, so may our world and our country also choose light. Happy New Year!
Thursday, January 01, 2009
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Walt Whitman said "Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes." Among my multitudes are Buddhism, pacifism, polyamory, self-examination, libraries, and science. Perhaps my various adventures will be interesting to others.
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1 comment:
Happy New Year, Heidi!
I am way, way, waaaaay behind on Moby Dick, but I'm working to catch up and look forward to catching up on your posts here. A friend recommended that I read a copy with the Rockwell Kent woodcut illustrations (Modern Library), and I'm enjoying them very much.
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