I read once (in this rather scary little book) that as we age, we tend to get better at the things we were always good at and worse at the things we were always bad at. Accordingly, I'm getting even less organized as I age, if such a thing is possible. In any event, I somehow neglected to load the Featured Comments for the "Burning Monk" post...or rather I did, but then I managed to inadvertently default to an earlier version in the compositor (which happens from time to time, despite my efforts) and away they went again. They've been restored now (here's the post again).
Louis McCullagh sent a link:
"I visited the monk's monastery on the banks of the Perfume River. The car was there with details of The Burning Monk."
And Guy Tremblay sent a photo of the car, now on display as a relic.
Photo by Guy Tremblay
Thanks to Louis, Guy, and the other commenters.
Mike
Book of interest* this week:
A Better Life for their Children by Andrew Feiler, University of Georgia Press, published last month. Read the description at the link—fascinating. It's the story of one of the earliest philanthropic collaborations between Jews and African Americans, one that drove dramatic improvement in black education. The story's told visually. *"Book of Interest" means I haven't seen it, but would like to.
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