Pressed between the
pages of a dusty photo album is a picture of me at about twenty years old -- wearing
an unsightly black eye and a band-aid. A few days earlier, I had tumbled off my
water skis, and the tip of the ski clobbered my cheekbone. In my vain youth, I
worried about a scar, so I went to a doctor who sewed a few stitches and later
sanded it down. If the ski had hit an inch or so higher, well, I’d rather
not think about that.
My whims are about winding my way through this earthly journey with a dictionary, a book of synonyms, and a thesaurus. If any intelligence is found here, it is genuine and not artificial.
Thursday, May 21, 2020
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