"A world of disorderly notions, picked out of his books, crowded into his imagination; and now his head was full of nothing but enchantments, quarrels, battles, challenges, wounds, complaints, amours, torments, and abundance of stuff and impossibilities." (Cervantes, Don Quixote)
The dramatic rescue over the weekend of Richard Phillips, the American merchant captain held hostage by pirates off the coast of Somalia, has captured my imagination and is proving to be one of those occasional stories I just can't read or hear often enough. Bob Greene's take on it is included in the above link.
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Following the concluding session of the LDS General Conference yesterday afternoon, I drove over to the Mesa Arts Center for a scheduled photoshoot with my friend Marietta Tartaglia. Given the significance of the day, this image, one of the last taken during the shoot, seemed especially fitting. It reminded me immediately of the way angels are portrayed in the art of the Latter-day Saints, and I hope Marietta, a thoroughly decent and deeply religious young woman, enjoys this one as much as I do.
posted by Garry Wilmore at 9:42 PM
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