Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 16: misanthropy
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In Which Your Humble Blogger puts it together at last.
Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 16: the evil impulse
In Which Your Humble Blogger gets to talk about lust and gluttony, and swearing, and fun stuff like that.
Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 16: the evil eye
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In Which Your Humble Blogger still thinks that cool stuff is cool, even if it belongs to somebody else.
Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 16: driven from the world
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In Which Your Humble Blogger starts with the end of the sentence, like a wild animal in the wilderness, or a German.
Getting Away With It
In Which Your Humble Blogger lives in one world, and a whole mess of people evidently live in some other world entirely.
Book Report: Whose Body?
In Which Your Humble Blogger reads a book without really meaning to, somehow. You know?
Drawing on walls
In Which Your Humble Blogger raves.
Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 15: Hot Coals
In Which Your Humble Blogger takes a metaphor in a pair of ten-foot tongs.
Pirke Avot chapter two, verse 15: Eliezer’s Rules
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In Which Your Humble Blogger ponders the inevitability of inevitability, the finality of finality, the thing that happens after the thing that doesn’t happen.
Rhymes with ‘Spies Cantina’
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In Which Your Humble Blogger uses something called ‘analysis’, which involves taking a thing apart into its constituent pieces, and then just rambling incoherently for a while.