Robert Fisk is a Dostoevskian reporter, heroic and unable to stop
Until I can summon my thoughts in a way that might make sense on the best December ever, here is a 'test card' — it showed up whenever the rest of the BBC wanted to go to bed
It was meant in irony, but it doesn't read clearly; This needs to be expanded, maybe it wasn't as awful as I'm thinking it was, there are topics I need to cover but I'm still trying to put a chronology together, let alone what it actually amounts to — maybe I'm being precious and the experience will turn out this is nothing at all. For now I'll just say that from a perspectival "luckily" its more about minutiae relatively.
I have been an Artist and Double Bassist. I was moving in elevated circles, and given time I could have been famous (yeah, but!)
Nearly ten years ago, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). I am a great fan of the NHS. Much as the Labour party have done for the British, I have never been able to vote for Blair (No"History [WON'T] forgive him"). I am the father of a charming and lovely son, yet I am the last to experience his beautiful nature because I am deemed incapable or unworthy to care by his wonderful mother. I am a skeptic, yet accept the machinations around me combine to limit my options somewhat — I am paralysed and constrained by events: I am only here to find out what is awaiting me. Anti-Freudian, HOW CAN anyone say to me "Just move on"? That is a huge failure of imagination, sensibility, and I know that I have a responsibility to commentate on my condition.
I believe in the Buddhist idea of fate.
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Best December ever for who/m? Do tell.
It was meant in irony, but it doesn't read clearly; This needs to be expanded, maybe it wasn't as awful as I'm thinking it was, there are topics I need to cover but I'm still trying to put a chronology together, let alone what it actually amounts to — maybe I'm being precious and the experience will turn out this is nothing at all. For now I'll just say that from a perspectival "luckily" its more about minutiae relatively.
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