I don't consider it a problem per se.
It's just that I don't have much to write about right now.
So I upload the b&w's. As I make 'em.

Of Some Concern

Will we see the demise/shutting down of the postal systems in our lifetimes ?
Who are the major clients keeping these operations afloat? Utility companies?
With an introduction of mandatory ID cards (issued primarily to homed citizens)
paper coming to the door will be rendered obsolete. For who will these networks
be kept around ? Postcarders? Holiday well-wishers? Mail-artists? Penpals?
I fear the doing away of this amazing resource in the name of
electronic efficiency not to mention populace control via separation.
(Keeping people out of touch with their counterparts where mail is still vital and digital access still rare)

Oops. First paranoid post.

Lest We Forget

for old times sake

critter

“People have not really explored how the postcard,
and the telegram before it,
helped to initiate a silent revolution in everyday linguistic practices and did so in a very popular and democratic way.”
Dr. Bradley Clissold
Memorial University Of Newfoundland

Imagine every name spoken,
one after the other, in order.
I've thought of this regarding faces.
Some are so similar, there must be gradations...
I've often fantasized about every face flashed before my eyes...also in order.
But at what age ? At what point in time ? Birth ? The only age we've all been.
What an infinite catalogue!

This occurred to me after reading
PKD's account of being hit with countless works of art
flashing at breakneck speed before his eyes,
a trial that lasted for days.

for gail, four times over.