E. regnans has written this postcard to Life. It’s a patchwork of moments and more moments, thoughts and feelings and observations and descriptions. It rolls and drifts all the way to a reassuring conclusion.
Almanac Life: A postcard to Life
Filed Under: Almanac Life, Blundstone, Covid - 19, Not Just Sport Tagged With: Albert Camus, Blundstone boots, Bob Dylan, Brunswick east, pip the dog, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift Folklore, The Plague, The Simpsons, Time of Coronavirus
Equinox to solstice and the Time of Coronavirus
E.regnans walks on through the Time of Coronavirus with U2 in his ears. He ponders a thousand thoughts.
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Almanac Life (and book review): ‘The Plague’ by Albert Camus
Albert Camus’ masterpiece ‘The Plague’ can be viewed as a metaphor for life, just as the coronavirus pandemic can, suggests David Wilson in his articulate and enlightening discourse.
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