neologisms
Actually Hans' beatific state was descrivbed by himself as "doziness" as N corrected me after posting last night. It was quite blissful to share impressions of the lush text before drifiting off into winter slumber. Much like Hans, I have the greatest respect for work but i tire easily.
Joel sent me an article from the New Yorker by Seymour Hersch about the new wars of the second W Administration and while there was nothing surprising in this survey of Rumsefeld avoiding Legislative oversight, it was distressing.
Joel sent me an article from the New Yorker by Seymour Hersch about the new wars of the second W Administration and while there was nothing surprising in this survey of Rumsefeld avoiding Legislative oversight, it was distressing.
posted by jon faith at
8:15 AM
2 Comments:
Hey I thought you were supposed to be reading The Recognitions too Mr.Faith - I have just joined the club, having abandoned The Magic Mountain a while ago. More fool me, I'll follow your blog when I've got T.Recs nailed.
Hans at this point reminds me of the eponymous hero of Goncharov's Oblomov - this I read at nineteen and was fearful of ending up like him for quite some time afterwards!
forgive me for intruding, I didn't realise this was a family reading of TMM till I read further down the blog.Wish my spouse would read some nineteenth century novels ( even some European ones would do).Revenons a nos moutons.
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