Story by collage, week #4

"You know, the people long ago were smarter. They no have technologies, like now, many peoples think people of history were stupid. Stupid, stupid, not maybe stupid, but...What's the word? My English is no good. But stupid, yes. Those people long ago make many great things, they make the pyramids, for example. They are really very smart."
~Ishmeal, chatty stranger enjoying views from Seekonk bridge east of college hill

Enjoying the first meal on Seekonk Bridge: Aesthetic of Industiral Decay

Pictured: Roommate Ovidia; friends Mika, Andy, Elizabeth

 "They that haue much, feare much to lose therby,
And store of cares doth follow riches store.
The little that I haue, growes dayly more
Without my care, but onely to attend it;"
~Meliboe, from Spenser's Faarie Queene, Book V

"So our morality is inherently in conflict with the marketplace"
~Yaron Brooks, president of the Ayn Rand Center for Individual Rights, not the most agreeable character I've ever had the pleasure of listening to in life

"You'll only be the best if that thing turns you on."
"Brown university does a good job of preparing students to be ok with ambiguity. And also cultivates ingenuity, and the ability to have your own voice and stand up for your ideas."
~Adriana Kertzer, corporate Lawyer turned "Design Entrepreneur," wonderful advice-giver and mentor: http://www.adrianakertzer.com/1801.html