I'd never seen the Lee Miller photo before! What a powerful message. And the contrasting pics of the current palace and who will be using it a future day are spot on. Our imaginations know no bounds.
I love that photo of her! That scene in the movie is tremendous because they are so filthy before she gets into the tub. This is such a great idea to show the gold palace alongside detention camps.
Kara—Thank you. We will see that someday. Some one will —i am 82 so less likely. Please subscribe—free—it helps me keep going. I live in Minneapolis. ICE still here.
David! I love this post. Thank you for sharing the powerful photo of Lee Miller. That line about no one being able to to imagine her there in 1942, '43, '44 hit me in the gut (in a good way).
I love that you and I were on the same page this week--thinking about the importance of imagination.
I'd never seen the Lee Miller photo before! What a powerful message. And the contrasting pics of the current palace and who will be using it a future day are spot on. Our imaginations know no bounds.
David you're a great man and friend. Keep writing and inspiring
Tyrants always fall.
Thank you Todd--i agree--they fall--however long it takes. Please subscribe--free--it helps me go on.
Thank you. The power and the essential work of imagination. Shared with you. Please subscribe. Free. Helps me go on
Your writing always leaves me with hope - thank you
Nelson Mandela said “it always seems impossible until it’s done”
Love the image of alligator Alcatraz residents wandering the halls of Mar a Lago and saying “we helped to change this”
With a-bit of help from our friends in Minnesota
Keep being your warrior self David
10 meetings on Monday with all MN Reps looking for a link to connect them all….like Peace Corps and a life of service and contribution
I needed this today. Thank you.
Beautifully concieved , designed and written my friend. For the sake of a world that works for all.
I love that photo of her! That scene in the movie is tremendous because they are so filthy before she gets into the tub. This is such a great idea to show the gold palace alongside detention camps.
Kara—Thank you. We will see that someday. Some one will —i am 82 so less likely. Please subscribe—free—it helps me keep going. I live in Minneapolis. ICE still here.
David! I love this post. Thank you for sharing the powerful photo of Lee Miller. That line about no one being able to to imagine her there in 1942, '43, '44 hit me in the gut (in a good way).
I love that you and I were on the same page this week--thinking about the importance of imagination.
We are free to change the world!