Sunday, November 30, 2025





  

Today's Tune
"White Christmas"
(1954) 
The Drifters
w/
Bill Pinkney (bass)
&
Clyde McPhatter (falsetto) 
 
 


 
 
 New Feature
 Updated daily 
 
"Song of Myself"
by
Walt Whitman
read by
Eric Forsythe 
Section 37
(1:18)
 Posted
11/29/2025 
 
 
 
Photographer Thomas Eakins (left)
in his Chestnut Street Studio 
with Photographer Samuel Murray 
and Sculptor William O'Donovan 
c. 1892. 
Note O'Donovan's
bust of Whitman in the upper
right corner. 
 

 
 
   


"We are nearing the edge of a 
precipice; every action is leading us 
there, every political, every economic 
action is bringing us inevitably 
to the precipice, dragging us into 
this chaotic, confusing abyss. So, 
the crisis is unprecedented, and 
it demands unprecedented action." 
 
     



 
Krishnamurti
c. 1930's 
 
 

 These are all fake,
so have a good laugh 
  
 



Here I am with Walt Whitman in 
Camden, N.J.
1890 
 

Jammin' With K












Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes





 
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Christmas Music
Click on Santa's Picture 
 Perry Como
 

"Silver and Gold"
by
Burl Ives
 

 
 

 

 




 
 
 
 
 

















































 
 





















 
 
 
  


Prof. Norman Finkelstein






 
 

  
"The computer may change the
whole structure of society. . ."
(1981) 
 
"Society is going to be turned
upside down. . ." 
Krishnamurti
(1981) 
44 years ago  
  

 

 "They are trying to kill you."
 
 
"They want to get rid of us."
posted
11/3/2025 
  
 
 
 
  



 
 

"I'm a grown ass man."
Posted
11/23/2025 
  
 


"I'm trying to look at the big
picture here."
 11/25/2025 

 
 

the hilarious, untold 
story of 
(parody)

 
 
 
 
"Tippy"
The Squirrel 
 
 
 
 
 

 
What a gifted artist
posted
11/29/2025 
 

The Master . . .

"Waltz of the Flowers"
 posted 
11/18/2025 
 
Liberace
(1956)
 
  


"Home"
by
(1962)
 




"Kant was right: our theories are 
free creations of our intellect, which 
we try to impose upon nature. But we 
are only rarely successful in guessing 
the truth; and we can never be 
certain whether we have succeeded.
We must make do with 
conjectural knowledge." 
Karl Popper 

Popper on Science and Truth



   

 3rd Grade Class Picture
May, 1959
53 students  


 
 
St. Francis 
and
the wolf of Gubbio
 
 
Rick Steves visits Assisi

 

 
Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."

 
 
(2021)