Thanks for visiting my blog. Love your chairs in the header. Once saw an Adirondack chair on the side of the road, in the Zambian bush, four hundred miles from anywhere. The next thing we saw was a Welsh Dresser standing in the elephant grass, and no sign of whoever had made it. Another of those unexpected shopping opportunities in Africa. Both must have been copied from some missionary’s or settler’s furniture.
It was a pleasure – I often think those odd bits of domesticalia disappear from one location and are zotted into another! Reminds me of that movie “The Gods must be Crazy”…..
I agree with “America has forgotten about its history of revolution with the goal of social
change- ask any teenager about the riots and demonstrations of the 60s and they
will not know what you are talking about – Only when the people take to the
streets in large numbers and create civil unrest will there be a reality check:
sad but true…”
ACROSS THE BORED 
ok
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Amen–or a decent pizza (the one I got last night was horrid).
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Thanks for visiting my blog. Love your chairs in the header. Once saw an Adirondack chair on the side of the road, in the Zambian bush, four hundred miles from anywhere. The next thing we saw was a Welsh Dresser standing in the elephant grass, and no sign of whoever had made it. Another of those unexpected shopping opportunities in Africa. Both must have been copied from some missionary’s or settler’s furniture.
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It was a pleasure – I often think those odd bits of domesticalia disappear from one location and are zotted into another! Reminds me of that movie “The Gods must be Crazy”…..
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because you mentioned in a comment, that you are
speechless related to the Zimmerman case:
http://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013/07/20/detroit-blues/
maybe there’s a fortune cookie to tell us, which way to go?
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Now there’s an idea…
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I agree with “America has forgotten about its history of revolution with the goal of social
change- ask any teenager about the riots and demonstrations of the 60s and they
will not know what you are talking about – Only when the people take to the
streets in large numbers and create civil unrest will there be a reality check:
sad but true…”
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