Landru's surprise cameo in yesterday's lifetimeline - he can vouch, no pies for Planet - sent me happily sideways, I took this photo and turned it upside-down the night before yesterday and posted it yesterday at other place (where you can see last night's non-revisable poem below bigger if you don't want to bigger here (though you won't read either)), Serendipity Be Blessed, I got Doctor Sevrin ears
Serendipity be weird, yo. Yes, no pies for anyone. But the corn was fine.
ReplyDeletespeaking of illegal plastic straws, as you do in your non-revisable poem which no one has read, reminds me of singapore's ban on chewing gum - prohibited because of the mess made when people spit it out
ReplyDeleteand speaking of unread authors - e.g. rudyard kipling, these days - and singapore
in 1891, two years after Kipling’s visit to Singapore, he married Carrie Balestier, whose grand uncle (her grandfather’s brother), Joseph Balestier, had served as the United States’ first consul to Singapore from 1837 to 1852
it was because of his wife that kipling moved to vermont
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/07/08/rudyard-kipling-in-america
see also, in your own blogroll as i type these words
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nybooks/~3/ivdfgDmn4uE/