Wherever one travels on this earth life surprises. Life surprises us even when our travels are inward, rhetorical, or merely philosophical. If we venture forth, life teaches us that the world is not flat, but rather all its ends connected.

Thursday, February 10, 2005

Writer's Almanac

It is always a good day, if I can finish my work early enough to listen to "The Writers Almanac."

National Public Radio's web site will let you subscribe to it by e-mail. Thereafter, it is in your inbox, waiting for you to get home each day, if you happen to miss the show on the radio.

When I get home, eventually I go to my computer and check e-mail. The message with the Writers Almanac is there. I see it, then go on to do the work that I've brought home with me. Later, when I finish my work, I return to my in-box to see what this saved bit of mail will give me this particular evening.

Tonight, it reminded me that people can be great regardless of their governments. Yet I wonder whether there is a point when dissent is wasted breath. Perhaps this is only when there is no other ear for sanity, and intelligent commentary only serves to further annoy the insane.

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