I am married with children and grandchildren.
I'm here to find people who share my values and interests,
including music, classic movies, literature, and philosophy.
is E.M. Forster's "The Machine Stops".
Published in 1909, it predicts the Internet.
I highly recommend it.
is E.M. Forster's "The Machine Stops".
Published in 1909, it predicts the Internet.
I highly recommend it.
I prefer T.H. White's "The Once and Future King"
and Mary Stewart's "Merlin Trilogy".
I prefer T.H. White's "The Once and Future King"
and Mary Stewart's "Merlin Trilogy".
the desire to reveal and the desire to conceal.
The desire for intimacy vs. the desire for security.
the desire to reveal and the desire to conceal.
The desire for intimacy vs. the desire for security.
DeForest Kelly (I'm a doctor, not a murderer),
based on the short story "Nightmare" which
I read years ago.
DeForest Kelly (I'm a doctor, not a murderer),
based on the short story "Nightmare" which
I read years ago.
conflict between The Id and The Ego,
the conflict that Cohen refers to
at the end of "Bird on the Wire":
the beggar on his wooden crutch
and the woman in her darkened door.
I intend to eventually post
those two poems here on Bluesky.
conflict between The Id and The Ego,
the conflict that Cohen refers to
at the end of "Bird on the Wire":
the beggar on his wooden crutch
and the woman in her darkened door.
I intend to eventually post
those two poems here on Bluesky.