I think of it as The Fool's Journey. I've been asked who the "fool" is. It's me, but in the classical sense of the court jester. Only the fool was allowed to tell the king of his follies.
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A La Mode
When my friend Merritt Blake is out of town I go in to The Blake Agency in Santa Monica and "look after the store" for him. Now I'm about as far from a clothes horse as one can be. In the semi-darkness of my bedroom I throw on whatever I get my hands on first in the morning and let it go at that. The agency shares a back alley with a homeless shelter, and there's always a crowd of them standing around out there smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee, and jaw jacking. The other day I parked in the agency's designated parking space, got out of my car, and was about to go to work when it suddenly hit me, here I was about to spend the day being responsible for a well-respected Hollywood "boutique" talent agency, and the loitering indigent and down-and-out were dressed a lot better than I was. I suppose there's a lesson to be learned here, but I'm darned if I know what it is.
1 Comments:
Have to admit there was a time when I was a clothes horse; back in the days when I was working in Europe where it was expected. Came to California and now I consider the epitome of the dress code to be clean underwear, clean shirt without too many holes or splashes of paint and clean jeans that match the above flaws in shirt, socks with holes in them that the shoes cover and I am ready to go to town. Main consideration, everything must be loose and comfortable.
Great cartoon today, John C. Love the mother's remark.
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