Here's the beach we walked on last night.
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
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Have any often wondered if some are mere remarks of a "pendatic" professor, miffed at a moment, on jet leg, who some described as in great simpatico with the convicted, the bad dudes of Ak ?
ReplyDeleteThis is not a forum where he is the the Chief grader, and those who appear here are regarded as mere aborignes, deemed to be ignorant savages, who should be on some reservations, and ill advsied to render up thoughts in English.
Granted, he seeks to be inside of the lives of the criminally convicted, and the once so convicted, as where his sympathy, as cavorting with the powerful, but since he is not an officer of the court, is he ill prepared to grasp the depths of the full coverage of the constitution, to those who are not high king Senators, but mere citizens.
Yet, somehow I do see some humanity in the professor, reflected in the dog on the beach photos, and yet, the remarks go beyond that, as if some spark of curosity, has been lite, as the search for the truth is common to many, and yet, it can be a lonely road, often frought with road blocks of those who seek to keep matters in the shadows of darkness.
I think the photos are so very excellent, the way light plays on the lenses, and the fog is on the edges.
I now understand the T trip, its nature much better, and retract my hasty remarks.