Monthly Archives: August 2010
On e-Books, Hope, and the Value of Being Trendy
My great grandmother lived to be 99 years old. She often said, in her heavily-accented English, “People say the past was so great. Bah! Now is good!” The four-foot-nine ball of Hungarian energy became my hero when she backed my quest to get a perm, and because she once broke her wrist falling off a table she’d been dancing on— in her seventies. I always contrasted her take on life with that of the cool boys in Jr. High who insisted that The Who and Led Zepellin were the only bands worth listening to. I was a looser, apparently, for liking … Continue reading
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