Dyer, Part II:
From Here to Eternity
“Dying, at its best, might be something like this. Everything was a memory, and everything was still happening in some extended present, and everything was still to come.”
— Geoff Dyer, quoted (in part of an entry, Dyer, for yesterday– the day mathematician Shizuo Kakutani died) by Ruth Franklin in
A Koan for Kakutani–
on a random walk, a bird, death, time, and eternity–
In a comment on the previous entry, a Xangan asks,
“How many drunk men could migrate to Argentina without a map?”
My answer: At least one.
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