Wednesday, April 13, 2011



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Early Dementia? Left only with my Primary memory??

My personality lies on an inert foundation, which is a frozen wasteland". I am not a whole person. Whole people have access to their feelings. I do not. My iron box is a vault composed of inaccessible feelings and memories long faded that, for the most part, are beyond recollection.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Friends



Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow;
Don't walk behind me, I may not lead;
Walk beside me, and just be my friend.~
Albert Camus

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Islamic Republic of Hell



Global Campaign to Free Bahareh Hedayat, Iranian Student Leader:


http://www.facebook.com/FreeBaharehHedayat



"The 1932 work of French novelist Balzac, “A Woman of Thirty” (Une Femme de Trente Ans), is the story of a spirited woman during the 19th century. In “A Woman of Thirty,” Eugenie is the finest Balzac female character, radiant in generosity of her love. The story clung to my memory after first reading it at the age of seventeen. Eugenie perseveres amidst her own 19th century European society of pain and of limits on her aspirations. One of the lines of the story that has remained vividly in my mind was when Eugenie told Monsieur le President, “I know what pleases you in me. Swear to leave me free during my whole life, to claim none of the rights which marriage will you over me, and my hand is yours...more”

The Plague of Isolation

..."Always a moment comes when I have to face the fact that no one is coming. And then I realize that my separation from other people is destined to continue, I have no choice

but to come to terms with the days, the months, and the years ahead. In short, I return to my mental prison, I have nothing left but the past, and even if I am tempted to live in the future, I have speedily to abandon the idea--anyhow, as soon as can be--once I feel the wounds that the imagination inflicts on those who yield themselves to it.

And thus there is always something missing in my life. Hostile to the past, impatient of the present, and cheated of the future..."

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Trying Hard To Keep Up With The Third World Countries???


"When you look at the... wealth controlled by the top 1%... it’s tempting to see our growing inequality as a quintessentially American achievement—we started way behind the pack, but now we’re doing inequality on a world-class level"~ Joseph E. Stiglitz