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The Monday Morning Memo

Jim-Morrison-Grave_April-2015

The wizard has been trying to teach me about writing and about photography.
He says the key to both is in “what you leave out.” He says the art of careful omission
awakens the imagination of both viewer and reader. In the language I added to the
photo above – which I snapped, by the way – you will notice I chose not to use
the words “musician” or “died” or even “years-old.”
You added those words yourself.

Sometimes I pay attention to the wizard
when I’m pretending not to.
– Indy

14 million people have taken this 7-minute road trip with Jim Morrison.
You really should make it 14 million and one.|
You get to ride shotgun while Jim drives and sings,
unaware he’ll be dead within a year. Heroine.
Wow.

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“Remembering Timothy Leary now, I’ll contend that even were he wrong about the neutrality of drugs (which sounds uncomfortably close to ‘Guns don’t kill people, people kill people’), even were he guilty of the character flaws attributed to him by his detractors, he still stacks up quite well when compared to those shallow, deluded, boring, self-righteous, and often self-appointed watchdogs who are all too willing, especially if there’s a buck involved, to stand guard at the gates of unauthorized mischief.”

- Tom Robbins, Tibetan Peach Pie, p. 291

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