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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Mennonite Mom Sizes Up Mate: The Tractor Driver or the Pothead?
By RHODA JANZEN Cosmic forces have a way of turning up the heat to make us change. Nothing gets your attention, for example, like being ditched by your husband for a guy he met on Gay.com, or having your car … Continue reading
Tagged Amish, Beach House, Cheerful Spirits, Circuit City, Cosmic Forces, Customer Service Line, Disappointments, Eight Inches, First Cousin, Mennonite Community, Mennonites, Middle Name, Nephews, Nonviolence, Pothead, Single Men, Six Days, Six Miles, Terrific Father, Tractor Driver, Turning Up The Heat
Jeff In Venice, Death in Varanasi: Rough Guide to Transformation
Review By PICO IYER JEFF IN VENICE, DEATH IN VARANASI By Geoff Dyer When Martin Amis gave a central character in his scabrous, compulsive novel “Money” the name John Self, he was showing (or showing off) the impenitence and outsize … Continue reading
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, American Jazz, Casualness, City Of Palaces, Classic Fiction, Classic Novella, Classical India, Geoff Dyer, Hindu Word, Jazz Musicians, John Self, Martin Amis, New Novel, Novella By Thomas Mann, Pico Iyer, Quippy, Rough Guide, Spiritual Yearning, Trademark Wit, Transformation, Universal Self, World Sense
Joan Armatrading: Love and Affection, An Exquisite Oldie but Goodie Song
A great song from my past.I fell instantly in love with Joan Armatrading when I heard this song. She does not disappoint. I saw Alan Allison perform “Love and Affection” (in a Halston dress) at a drag show in Dallas … Continue reading





The Politics of Happiness~ Joy to the World
Joy to the World Reviewed by ALAN WOLFE Economists, especially those who cross the disciplinary boundary into psychology, have recently begun informing us about what makes people happy. The American political system, as Thomas Jefferson memorably declared, seeks among its … Continue reading →