The woman working the deli counter at the Safeway today decided that I should sample of all of the meats. She was quite kindly and seemed more invested in my sampling the meats than I was in not sampling them, so I sampled away, all but the ham, about a quarter pound total, off of wax deli sheets with her standing there beaming at me. “You like?” She was middle-aged, Ethiopian, high-cheekboned, with her hair done up in beautiful braids. She reminded me somewhat of my mother and so I surmised that perhaps I reminded her somewhat of her son.
Stuff I like (all)
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Joy DeGruy in Cracking the Codes: Understanding the System (by WorldTrustTV)
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Jorge Maia
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“It’s about making readers. Our culture benefits from making better readers. Making better readers not only helps the writers by deepening the...”
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“Contemporary culture is a two-tiered system, like the Morlocks and the Eloi in H.G. Wells’s The Time Machine, except that it’s been turned upside...”
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“There are limits on rights that society has generally agreed to, and while defining and redefining those limits is a robust and important part of our...”
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This is the thing: When you hit 28 or 30, everything begins to divide. You can see very clearly two kinds of people. On one side, people who have...
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“I know how to beat Republicans. Progressives do not know how to beat Republicans. You have to stick with a simple theme and keep pushing it. The...”
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-Sam
