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Should I stay or should I go
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Of course you should stay. Do you imagine being happier somewhere else? I don’t understand your question.
I like Clyfford Still. I didn’t used to but I do now. Tastes change.
Well, it’s highly unlikely that there will be any council housing for me in the near future so I’ll stay here I suppose. I just find the social atmosphere a bit “alienating", as Suzy Southwold put it.
I first came across Clyfford Still in an Edward Lucie-Smith history of postwar art, and loved it. I saw one in the Tate gallery many years later. Fabulous. Sensual and a lovely use of colour.
Being able to speak all the social languages, that gives you a valuable pass into various worlds. The only thing is, once you get past the dialects, you realise that the same arseholes are running things in every realm.
Still, make the move. Change is essentially the same thing as living.
F: unfortunately, nothing available at the moment. All the staff there are women – perhaps I’ve got the wrong colour eyes.
SMBH: I think a move will be on the cards – in the long term. If change is the same thing as living, inertia is its opposite, but gives one an excuse to enjoy the pleasure of postponing action.
BTW it’s a pleasure to see you here. Along with Isabelle, who lives Beside Mill Wood, you are the blogger I only read in print. Partly your grey-on-dark grey design, which makes your page look like staring out to Morecambe Bay on a wet day in November, and partly because it’s a blog I enjoy reading slowly and repeatedly.
A job at t’corner shop will provide invaluable writing inspiration I’m sure.
( my dark grey on white is easy on the eye surely? )
It’s unreadable, pet. Even if it were I’d still print you out though.
That’s truly an honour. And it satisfies my confused resentment of the unprinted online world.
Always a pleasure reading here.
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