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A Cat’s Life
by David R. Slavitt Her repertoire is limited but fulfilling,with two preoccupations, or three, perhaps,if you include the taking of many naps:otherwise she is snuggling or killing – Posted from my iPhone Location:on the bus to work
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Steve.
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become.” – Steve Jobs
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I remember those dark days.
From John Lilly’s tumblr: ‘Fuck Michael Dell’ “It was a tough time at Apple — we were trading below book value on the market — our enterprise value was actually less than our cash on hand. And the rumors were everywhere that we were going to be acquired by Sun. Someone in the audience asked him about Michael Dell’s suggestion in the press a few days previous that Apple should just shut down and return the cash to shareholders, and as I recall, Steve’s response was: “Fuck Michael Dell.”” Awesome. Someone ought make T-shirts. I know I’d buy one.
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The Guardian by Joseph Mills
I don’t think my brother realized allthe responsibilities involved in beingher guardian, not just the paperworkbut the trips to the dentist and Wal-Mart,the making sure she has underwear,money to buy Pepsis, the crying callsbecause she has no shampoo even thoughhe has bought her several bottles recently.We talk about how he might bring this upwith the staff, how best to delicately askif they’re using her shampoo on othersor maybe just allowing her too much.“You only need a little, Mom,” he said,“Not a handful.” “I don’t have any!”she shouted before hanging up. Laterhe finds a bottle stashed in her closetand two more hidden in the bathroomalong with crackers, spoons, and socks.Afraid someone…
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October 1st entry From The Gardeners bed book by Richardson Wright
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER Verses for a Night Walk. Autumn brings me closer impacts with reality than any other season. The balmy airs of Spring and Summer breed in my mind only pretty pantheistic sentiments, but let a tang spill into the air, and my comfortable and easy-going soul is spurred on to great adventure. On nights such as these I disappear over the back wall and head across country. The stars are sharp and brittle. Odors of dying vegetation rise from the ground. I tramp on, searching for what Vaughan said he saw–“I saw Eternity the other night,Like a great Ring of pure and endless light,All calm as it…
