Lloyd,
Very good questions indeed. A few years back I imposed a rule on myself to read two hours a day no matter what and for the most part I've kept to it (when my mind's working) - it was the only way to get away from nonsense.
John
Let's face it. Lloyd speaks Truth! I'm too old for this much time in front of a CRT. There's no time to write, if you start with all this social networking jazz. Plus I'm with Bennett. This whole society needs a session of dumping the trash & cleaning up the harddrive.
Let's face it, we're cooking our brains blogging becaue other, more organic, outlets for communication and social cohesion are failing us. I think a lot of rebooting has to go on and I don't mean on the computer. Your poem's well put together.
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.
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Very good questions indeed. A few years back I imposed a rule on myself to read two hours a day no matter what and for the most part I've kept to it (when my mind's working) - it was the only way to get away from nonsense.
John
LOL! Can I tell you a few things? May get to see some awesome vids (like mine *ahem*), but then again, you'll see a lot of crap. LOL
Blogging seems to be safer, AD, too -
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
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