Category Archives: Essays
I Have This Notion…
… that each of us has at least one talent, an inborn way that, if we were living 10,000 years ago, would be of specific value to the clan or group of cavemen we belong to. I have read that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Banner Peak, cavemen, fishing, humans, hunting, scouting, Sierra Nevada, tracking
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The Purpose of Life is …
… to Live! This has been verified, once again, through my listening to Alan Watts, may he RIP, while I exercised on a machine that emulates cross-country skiing—something I haven’t done, other than on the machine, that is. Watts verifies the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Watts, Berkeley, Cuban Missile Crisis, G.K. Chesterton, life, living, Norm Breyfogle, U.C. Berkeley, Ulvsundasjön, USSR
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The Pavellas Perspective 