After traveling down some back roads and winding through the hills of Virginia, we began climbing a mountain, leaning into one hairpin turn after another. Finally, we arrived in the town of Monterey, only to drive at an even slower pace, poking through a street festival already in progress. We squeezed around bumper-to-bumper SUVs and festival goers on foot, fingering funnel cakes and puffs of cotton candy. Then we eased away from the noise of crowds and mufflers to find The Highland Center and a grateful plenty of free parking right in front of the building.
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.
Saturday, October 15, 2022
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