Just noticed have not blogged for
almost two months; so what significant rumination should I engage in?
Question to self:
“What have I been doing lately?”
Answer:
“Well, Dorothy and I have been on
holiday with our overseas family in ole London town. That’s occupied the last six weeks; experiencing
in the city's locations, encounters and observations of its art and creativity. Some
art-encounters were inspirational, interpretable, reflectable, some sub-intelligible,
or downright bonkers. All such encounters encountered through our engaging the
art-of-ambulant-activity (aka “walking from place to place”) . . .
Went into London for a walk,
Not to eat a pie of pork,
There to neither talk nor gork,
Just to walk, and walk, and walk.
Question to self:
“So John, what’s the significance of
a pork pie in your rhyme?”
Answer:
“Good question . . . I’ll ruminate on it and get back to you if
something comes up . . .”
Next month I’ll really try to offer
more by the way of depth and significance . . .
1 comment:
I'm sure you'll find a reason for the pie of pork. Not really as English as it may seem any more. English food seems to have become more international since the first time I went there.How about the second line being "Not to eat with Knife & Fork" since these days it's more likely you'd need to use chopsticks.
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