You remind me of the man.
What man?
The man with the power.
What power.
The power of hoodoo.
Who do?
You do.
What?
Remind me of the man.
What man?
The man with the power...
(anybody remember this?)
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My name is Pema. Life runs away with me sometimes. And "Daily" is a state of mind.
ART = SITTING ON A PARK BENCH NAKED
This is what one of the edgy kids in college said one day, as our writing was read aloud in class. Some of the work was lascivious, some of it was limp. But the most interesting stuff was bare. Revealed. Unapologetic. These pages may approximate art. They will more often observe. Hopefully, they will always be naked.
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- I hop when I'm happy.
Just catching up with your blog on a lucky day. If you're still looking for insight on men & marriage, I've got plenty.
ReplyDeleteAs for "what man?", I remember that. Your brother wouldn't let up until I got the inflection & tone on the "Who do?" part right. Not sure that I ever did...
Happy memories. I think the greatest way to honor lost friends & loved ones is happy memories... far better than the sad, somber feeling too often associated.
I was watching an old movie some years after that and saw (if I remember correctly) Cary Grant & Ralph Bellamy make that exchange in "His Girl Friday". I think it was also in a David Bowie song in "Labrynth", but that was much later than "His Girl Friday". There amy be an earlier origin, but I don't know it.