Comments on: What Eating Really Means http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/ Sat, 21 Aug 2010 19:13:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: angelaejkoh http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-216 angelaejkoh Fri, 12 Feb 2010 01:20:05 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-216 Hey Thomas! Loren Eiseley...I'll definitely look into this. Anthropologist/scientist/writer sounds intriguing already with all that information. Thank you for the reference. I'll share "All the Strange Hours" with a few of my friends as well and let you know what I think. Keep the references coming, it's always great for writers to share books. Currently I'm reading Ron Carlson's "Five Skies" and William Maxwell's "So Long See You Tomorrow." One recommended by a professor of mine and the other by a colleague. Both incredible books with strong writing. Hope you take a peak! Angela Hey Thomas!

Loren Eiseley…I’ll definitely look into this. Anthropologist/scientist/writer sounds intriguing already with all that information. Thank you for the reference. I’ll share “All the Strange Hours” with a few of my friends as well and let you know what I think.

Keep the references coming, it’s always great for writers to share books. Currently I’m reading Ron Carlson’s “Five Skies” and William Maxwell’s “So Long See You Tomorrow.” One recommended by a professor of mine and the other by a colleague. Both incredible books with strong writing. Hope you take a peak!

Angela

]]> By: Thomas F. Wold http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-215 Thomas F. Wold Thu, 11 Feb 2010 18:07:31 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-215 You are very busy too, Angela. Thanks for your time and perceptive comments. There is a anthropologist/science writer (almost contemporary--now gone on) who has, I think, an excellent writing style and something important to say. Loren Eiseley. He is not everybody's cup of tea, but you might like to read some of his essays. His autobiography, "All the Strange Hours" is, I think, very good writing. TW You are very busy too, Angela. Thanks for your time and perceptive comments.

There is a anthropologist/science writer (almost contemporary–now gone on) who has, I think, an excellent writing style and something important to say. Loren Eiseley.

He is not everybody’s cup of tea, but you might like to read some of his essays. His autobiography, “All the Strange Hours” is, I think, very good writing. TW

]]> By: angelaejkoh http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-214 angelaejkoh Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:55:24 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-214 Thank you for the comment, Thomas. I know many people can take away from it. I'm looking forward to sharing more of my stories (and reading yours). You must be busy, but I appreciate you stopping by. Have a great week, Angela Thank you for the comment, Thomas. I know many people can take away from it. I’m looking forward to sharing more of my stories (and reading yours). You must be busy, but I appreciate you stopping by.

Have a great week,

Angela

]]> By: Thomas F. Wold http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-213 Thomas F. Wold Sat, 06 Feb 2010 21:32:01 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-213 Good headline photo for your new blogsite. Seriously, as one grows older, oddly, friends and relations unexpectedly drop away--someday even dad and mom leave their bodies. Only memories and dream vignettes remain. New friends and sometimes for the fortunate, a wife or husband shares the journey for a while. Growing up and growing out--life has always been this way. Best wishes for YOUR changes and write 'em up so we can continue to enjoy them. Good headline photo for your new blogsite.

Seriously, as one grows older, oddly, friends and relations unexpectedly drop away–someday even dad and mom leave their bodies. Only memories and dream vignettes remain.

New friends and sometimes for the fortunate, a wife or husband shares the journey for a while.

Growing up and growing out–life has always been this way.

Best wishes for YOUR changes and write ‘em up so we can continue to enjoy them.

]]> By: angelaejkoh http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-211 angelaejkoh Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:40:32 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-211 I admire your lifestyle. It must be a difficult sacrifice--going after your craft in exchange for the comfort of living quarters (but maybe this is why you're able to produce great art so quickly). Good luck on your coming projects! Angela I admire your lifestyle. It must be a difficult sacrifice–going after your craft in exchange for the comfort of living quarters (but maybe this is why you’re able to produce great art so quickly). Good luck on your coming projects!

Angela

]]> By: 12fv http://angelaejkoh.com/2010/02/04/what-eating-really-means/#comment-210 12fv Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:25:03 +0000 http://angelaejkoh.com/?p=171#comment-210 i like the way u think. sacrificing luxuries to make the self more humble; taking things away to make them more special. thats sorta why i live in a garage so on the weekends, i can splurge on sleeping in a nicer place. your canned food is like my canned living arrangements. tags: cold, solitude, can, metal, hunger, affliction i like the way u think. sacrificing luxuries to make the self more humble; taking things away to make them more special. thats sorta why i live in a garage so on the weekends, i can splurge on sleeping in a nicer place. your canned food is like my canned living arrangements.

tags: cold, solitude, can, metal, hunger, affliction

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