Half geek, half ecologist, half wit
‘How old are you?’ ‘Nine and a bit.’ ‘Which would you prefer, a piece of chocolate or a book?’ ‘A book.’ ‘Indeed? Splendid! So that’s your reason for standing here?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Why didn’t you say so before?’ ‘Father scolds me.’ …
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11. July 2009 by The Geecologist
Quoted from
Elias Canetti written in
1935
Categories: Lies |
Tags: alphabet, auto da fe, books, china, chocolate, elias canetti, father and son, india, tiger |
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- I’ve spoken to Mary, he said to me. She and I agree that it’s more important to speak the truth than to make money. Harrison laughed at that, but cut himself short, remembering the sadness of the occasion. My …
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29. June 2009 by The Geecologist
Quoted from
Alan Paton written in
1948
Categories: Lies |
Tags: alan paton, cry the beloved country, father and son, god, journeying, mining, money, parents, truth |
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