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Daily Archives: 4 March 2011
Not Conforming: The Home and Garden Edition
Ever have one of those days in which you feel that you don’t fit in with your current local culture? I have those days a lot lately, and I need to download a small rant. Feel free to join in, … Continue reading
Posted in American culture, existential_yuppie_angst, fruit_trees, Gardening, rants
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Here is a Man Who Stood Up
In many ways Travis Bickle, the disturbed taxi driver in Scorsese’s famous film, is a model of public engagement. For one thing, he really thinks about his audience. He rehearses in front of a mirror so that he will be … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Carl Sagan, communication, science, Skepticism, Taxi Driver, Travis Bickle
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