Thanks for jogging my memory. It'd been over 50 years since I read those works by Robert "A" Heinlien. And yes, it was the "Sixth" Column. JP
And I had read "Farnhams Freehold."
It's good to hear from you again. It sounds like your leading a very interesting and spontaneous life. Maurice was here yesterday for a while. I would imagine all you would have to do is ask. Have a great time in N'orleans. I want to go to Mardi Gras one of these years.
hey there..just got back from bein out in the woods for 6 days...remind me to not get stuck in a tent with female Arabs again...I'll take my chances with the water moccasins and mice...lol..leave for New Orleans Oct on a date...7-11..was hopin I could "meet" Studly...and how are you Mr B?
hey sweets...finally got Doc to give me thyroid meds, been on them for less than a week...feelin more human..and it's the thought that counts on the flowers..ty
The capacity to tolerate complexity and welcome contradiction, not the need for simplicity and certainty, is the attribute of an explorer. Centuries ago, when some people suspended their search for absolute truth and began instead to ask how things worked, modern science was born. Curiously, it was by abandoning the search for absolute truth that science began to make progress, opening the material universe to human exploration. -Heinz Pagels
