Really? An obvious metaphor for an economy that has real unemployment, at the highest levels since the 'thirties, and somehow my comment is viewed as negative? How on earth does that extrapolate to 'feeling negative', and a metaphor for life? Feelings have nothing to do with it. Just the facts, ma'am just the facts. Where is joe Friday when you need him? Oh, that's right, he died, anonymous.
Beautiful, and evocative, photos..the durability of stone, the ingenuity of humankind first in engineering ways to ascend steep slopes more safely, and ultimately in moving on so that other paths are taken, leaving the old as monuments to bygone ways
Beautiful, and evocative, photos..the durability of stone, the ingenuity of humankind first in engineering ways to ascend steep slopes more safely, and ultimately in moving on so that other paths are taken, leaving the old as monuments to bygone ways
A contemporary economic metaphor?
ReplyDeleteOr a metaphor for life, if you're feeling negative!
ReplyDeleteReally? An obvious metaphor for an economy that has real unemployment, at the highest levels since the 'thirties, and somehow my comment is viewed as negative? How on earth does that extrapolate to 'feeling negative', and a metaphor for life? Feelings have nothing to do with it. Just the facts, ma'am just the facts. Where is joe Friday when you need him? Oh, that's right, he died, anonymous.
DeleteBeautiful, and evocative, photos..the durability of stone, the ingenuity of humankind first in engineering ways to ascend steep slopes more safely, and ultimately in moving on so that other paths are taken, leaving the old as monuments to bygone ways
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and evocative, photos..the durability of stone, the ingenuity of humankind first in engineering ways to ascend steep slopes more safely, and ultimately in moving on so that other paths are taken, leaving the old as monuments to bygone ways
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