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I have just posted a few friends-only pieces that are summed up, attitude-wise, much better by S. S. Fair in the Samurai Shopper column of the "Mood Swing: Design Spring 2008" issue of the New York Times Magazine.
Of course, since it is about the attitudes of eco-friendly folks who want to clean their kitchens, it may take some prior interpretation to read the column the way I read it. Of course, longtime readers of joculum know how to read not only in between the lines, but outside them.
So you don't need to read me, just the New York Times, if you know how to read.
But it takes a lifetime to achieve true functional literacy, and I have not yet gotten there myself, else I wouldn't have to blather on in endless roundabout blog posts.
A few right words would do the trick.
Of course, since it is about the attitudes of eco-friendly folks who want to clean their kitchens, it may take some prior interpretation to read the column the way I read it. Of course, longtime readers of joculum know how to read not only in between the lines, but outside them.
So you don't need to read me, just the New York Times, if you know how to read.
But it takes a lifetime to achieve true functional literacy, and I have not yet gotten there myself, else I wouldn't have to blather on in endless roundabout blog posts.
A few right words would do the trick.
