From:
"Bob Hackett" <kinfolk@zzzzzzz>
Date:
Sat, 12 Jun 2004 12:14:24 -0400
Subject:
Weight
Elaine wrote:
Quoted text begins. A parable: A young lady and old lady are talking about exotic food.
End of quote.
I like to try alittle of everything and then decide what I like and don't
like after I try.Worms don't bother me as long as they're not the parasitic
type.
I tend to cook and make what I like,many times it comes as a surprise to
me that other people enjoy it enough to trade money and other things for
it.I find that if I try for the connection,that's when I miss it by the
widest margin.
Things in the modern art field change so quickly,especially in NY,that
keeping up with it is an art in itself.So perhaps the trend chasers really
are artists in thier own way.
When dealing with people with "more dollars than sense" it's best to
"give them what they want"even if they aren't quite sure what that is.I used
to build yachts earlier in life and I can tell you it wears you down
quickly.Perhaps the best quote of all was attributed to a rich New Yorker"I
may not know art,but I know what I like".
Bob
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