keep f@#ing that chicken1!

non-speaking kids

Children in the age of 12-18 months can't talk but are usually very communicative: a lot of facial expressions, a lot of sounds (and noise), a lot of body language but except for some rudimentary forms no real language.
To me it's an highly fascinating period: they are no longer baby's, they are really little humans but because of their non-speaking they are sort of timeless. And of course this all ends when the talking starts.

Yesterday I read: "Those who believe what they read, shouldn't read"

Proof

Language is seduction, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.

re: kierkegard -day

maybe (no stranger than the swedenboginism my great gran professed and momma wld occaisionally drop as some kind of status card... but there was no swedeborgian candle to light or anything
a christmas kierkegard reading u cld see for the glass famly
and franny wld be beautiful
in walts old dressing gown
n last nites stockings

but i see the levis more faux
kennedy, bumptios outdoorsey

i think kite day (?)

Dens

Where exactly did you find this text?

Mr. Arnon

I can't recall at this moment. I'll think about it and let you know (through this blog or Johannes, I miss Johannes)

Mr. Arnon

I remember it was a Japanese proverb, but I 'm still thinking of the place where I read this.

http://www.spring.org.uk/2009/09/why-you-cant-help-believing-everything-you-read.php

we can't help it