Spring is a good time to look down:
It was so nice out the other day I had dinner on the sidewalk with Susan where we enjoyed good conversation and the entertainment of watching folks pass by. There was also the Jimmy John's delivery car to look at:


I am finishing up American Wife and I must say I have mixed feelings about it. I really enjoyed it at first; I liked the characters and many of them reminded me of people I have known, particularly the children of privilege that I knew at Macalester. When it dawned on me that the protagonist was sort of Laura Bush I was kind of upset. I was primarily upset because I liked the characters and I don't want to like them. Then I was upset that I was reacting in that narrow-minded-liberal way of not wanting to like them.
Silly, really, since it's only a novel and W is out of sight. If only Cheney would disappear now.
4 comments:
Pretty flowers. Girl-child looks like you. Happy spring!
Cloud appreciation ... where have I been ... cloud watching is as close as I come to meditation ... and there were these clouds the other day that reminded me of the shibori technique ... puffs that looked tied ... the puppet is charming ... talented child there ... both are ...
a fan who is a fish
I also understand your angst about liking characters that you do not want to like ... I have experienced that in books and recently in real life in a big way so something I, too, have been pondering of late ... it's confusing ... no, I am not speaking of you ... (snicker)
the fish
Love the finger puppet, love the photos, love Fish's responses.
Cloud appreciation could lead to poetry appreciation, especially by one who likes unfavored characters!!
Happy Sunday
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