Sunday, June 28, 2009

Sunday papers: Robert Twigger


"The threat of extinction, be it to animals, languages, ways of life, human skills is a wake up call to cease believing someone else will solve the problem. The solution begins with rejecting the lack of diversity in one’s own life, of refusing to accept the small extinctions forced on us by an addiction to convenient living. The concern about extinction has a real effect if it encourages us to make our own lives less like everybody else’s. If it makes us more willing to seek out our real nutritional need for that sense of delight that comes from things being various."


On the turntable: Jimmy Smith, "Back at the Chicken Shack"
On the nighttable: "Danger!" (Traveler's Tales)

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