Tag: public transit

• The temple in which we live

  I realize I’ve been obsessing about this for quite a while now, but my progress has been slow, and the chances of resolution seem to recede further and further each time I make the attempt. It’s easier, of course, to analyze it, measure it, and categorize it in someone else, but for this… for this,…

  gozzter

  October 25, 2023

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  boundaries, doctors and patients, Elders, enactivism, Hindu mythology, public transit, respect, retirement, self knowledge, sharing, the Venn self

• I have a kind of alacrity in sinking

  ‘I would challenge you to a battle of wits, but I see you are unarmed.’ I have always loved that quote. There was a time when I was fond of saying it; I softened its blow by explaining that it was actually an example of clever Shakespearean sarcasm. Unfortunately, I was once challenged by a…

  gozzter

  August 2, 2023

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  Covid, lying, Penny Pexman, public transit, sarcasm, social distancing, the Conversation.com, University of Calgary

• Give me a staff of honour for mine age

  It’s interesting how we can find ourselves immersed in Time, isn’t it? We ride in it as if we were on a bus, looking out of the windows at the world going by. We are all on a journey I suppose, but some of us at different speeds and from different locations. Well, at least…

  gozzter

  November 22, 2021

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  Age, Ageism, empathy, masks, othering, pandemic, public transit, Time