Yom Kippur (after Thoreau)
My first post, because I have to post to start my blog, will be more musy than museum-y.
Ever since college, Yom Kippur has been a day to spend in the park. Parks are little microcosms of creation-- wild elements directed and diverted into dwelling-places for creativity. The synagogue and my apartment aren't wild enough for me; parks are the city's genesis-mirrors.
From here on in, I promise I won't always be this abstract.
Ever since college, Yom Kippur has been a day to spend in the park. Parks are little microcosms of creation-- wild elements directed and diverted into dwelling-places for creativity. The synagogue and my apartment aren't wild enough for me; parks are the city's genesis-mirrors.
From here on in, I promise I won't always be this abstract.
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