i particularly like a quote by ben fountain, the author who was a "young" bloomer in his late forties:
But there were other things I didn't really need to know. I met a fellow who was with Save the Children, and he was on the Central Plateau, which takes about twelve hours to get to on a bus, and I had no reason to go there. But I went up there. Suffered on that bus, and ate dust. It was a hard trip, but it was a glorious trip. It had nothing to do with the book, but it wasn't wasted knowledge.
i also like how the author writes that:
The Cézannes [late bloomers] of the world bloom late not as a result of some defect in character, or distraction, or lack of ambition, but because the kind of creativity that proceeds through trial and error necessarily takes a long time to come to fruition.
in short, that was one of the best articles i've read in a long time, and i'm happy that it wasn't at all biased, and left with the thesis sort of open, as if the question the thesis answered was the thesis itself.
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THE Lowly Peon
[17 September 2009]that article just made my day.
i particularly like a quote by ben fountain, the author who was a "young" bloomer in his late forties:
i also like how the author writes that:
in short, that was one of the best articles i've read in a long time, and i'm happy that it wasn't at all biased, and left with the thesis sort of open, as if the question the thesis answered was the thesis itself.