clark-drew.bsky.social
Former college teacher and information support director, now starting over by fleeing X and learning Spanish
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Give it a minute to get rolling. Love the creed: creo que puedo hacer algo
youtu.be/qdW2eTn558Q?...
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No soy psiquiatra, solo otro paciente en el consultorio, pero espero que siga diciendo sus pensamientos aquí. Ellos iluminan esta casita de color del cielo.
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Welcome to Bluesky. Metamorphoses caught my eye. Fan of the old Rolf Humphries translation here.
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Por aquí también es Tennessee y México, reflejados en un espejo más claro. ¡Bienvenida!
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All too common in my experience, which makes me prefer books read by their authors, or anything read by the redoubtable Timothy West.
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Hay poca gente por acá todavía, pero la casa no está vacía. Escucháremos cuando grite.
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Some hymns from childhood still elicit strong but unearned feeling, the residue of unwelcome emotional manipulation.
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Chopin’s Prelude in E minor, Opus 28, no. 4, which I first met in the soundtrack to Five Easy Pieces
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Mozart, The Marriage of Figaro
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I am glad that I read Agnes Callards’s Aspiration this year. And Lucretius is an every-year reread. Not a classicist (or an Epicurean), but the old Humphries verse translation entitled The Way Things Are is full of pleasures.