Sporadically Brian
12/31/17: The Morning Practice (Never Ending…)
Inhale, two, three, four, five, six… Exhale, two, three, four, five, six… Inhale, two, three, four, five, six… Exhale, two, three, four, five, six… ------------------------------------------- Look at the truth. Feel the real. Give up the [...]
12/30/17: The Cruel Years: Fear and Coping with Teenage Reality in 1970s America (Part eighteen, An Uneasy Good Boy)
They were so taken with their own ideas, that they truly believed we would appreciate them as liberators... ... the smart kids got away with murder, the dumb ones floundered and ate up all the [...]
12/29/17: The Cruel Years: Fear and Coping with Teenage Reality in 1970s America (Part seventeen, The Clampdown Continues)
It was a really fun place to be so everyone… EVERYONE! wanted to be there ALL THE TIME. ------------------------------------------------- Everyone also wanted to eat lunch with all of their friends everyday. Why wouldn't we? We were [...]
12/28/17: The Cruel Years: Fear and Coping with Teenage Reality in 1970s America (Part sixteen, Fun in the Rebel Factory)
... this factory was there to manufacture… rebels. That’s right, rebels." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ But who wants to be a rebel if you don't have some fun doing it, eh? And yes, we teenage rebels did indeed have [...]
12/27/17: The Cruel Years: Fear and Coping with Teenage Reality in 1970s America (Part fifteen, The Clampdown Begins)
Then I kinda went to college And I learned how to drink Then I took all kinds of mind-expanding substances and I... Watched myself think Woo Hoo!! ---------------------------------------------------------- Only it wasn't college, it was the [...]
12/26/17: The Cruel Years: Fear and Coping with Teenage Reality in 1970s America (Part fourteen, Another One Rides the Bus #6)
“Hey von Ahsen, watch this.” ----------------------------------- These memories often seem like like I'm watching a move. But in this scene I'm not in it... not in a way that can be seen by the audience [...]