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Created page with "coolness of a local hardware store. These places hold a strong, compelling fascination for me; I just can't resist them. I come away laden to the end point of my strength with nails and screws, with corrugated fasteners and hinges and hammer and pliers and even an aladdin (kerosine) [ ]. Like the great Thoreau, I shall go forth into the last recesses of nature and build my own world about me. The New York Times came today. Oct. 10 issue, a little antiquated perhaps, bu..." |
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coolness of a local hardware store. These places hold a strong, compelling fascination for me; I just can't resist them. I come away laden to the end point of my strength with nails and screws, with corrugated fasteners and hinges and hammer and pliers and even an aladdin (kerosine) | coolness of a local hardware store. These places hold a strong, compelling fascination for me; I just can't resist them. I come away laden to the end point of my strength with nails and screws, with corrugated fasteners and hinges and hammer and pliers and even an aladdin (kerosine) lamp. Like the great Thoreau, I shall go forth into the last recesses of nature and build my own world about me. | ||
The New York Times came today. Oct. 10 issue, a little antiquated perhaps, but good to read. There is a book called "The Republic" by Charles A. Beard - purchased by the Viking Press. I'd like it. And I'd also like the magazine, by Shalom Ash. I think you read that one - So perhaps | The New York Times came today. Oct. 10 issue, a little antiquated perhaps, but good to read. There is a book called "The Republic" by Charles A. Beard - purchased by the Viking Press. I'd like it. And I'd also like the magazine, by Shalom Ash. I think you read that one - So perhaps | ||
Latest revision as of 23:31, 27 January 2023
coolness of a local hardware store. These places hold a strong, compelling fascination for me; I just can't resist them. I come away laden to the end point of my strength with nails and screws, with corrugated fasteners and hinges and hammer and pliers and even an aladdin (kerosine) lamp. Like the great Thoreau, I shall go forth into the last recesses of nature and build my own world about me.
The New York Times came today. Oct. 10 issue, a little antiquated perhaps, but good to read. There is a book called "The Republic" by Charles A. Beard - purchased by the Viking Press. I'd like it. And I'd also like the magazine, by Shalom Ash. I think you read that one - So perhaps