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Texans, Anna thought, though she loved them with a pinch of salt and a lot of laughter, were full of shit.
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Barack Obama
“Because, you know, contrary to the song of a great American master, we’re generally not born to run. Most of us are born to run a little bit and go back home.”
Barack Obama, Renegades: Born in the USA

Edward Abbey
“High on the rosy canyon wall a wren sang out, flute notes falling in a bright cascade of quicksilver semiquavers.”
Edward Abbey, Hayduke Lives!

Larry McMurtry
“Many aging people feel marginal, to some degree. For decades they’re at the center of things, and then one day they’re not. They slip over to the sidelines. They become marginal, and next thing you know they’re old.”
Larry McMurtry, Rhino Ranch

Barack Obama
“To talk about race, you have to talk about your differences. To talk about race, you have to talk about, to some degree, deconstructing the myth of the melting pot, which has never fundamentally been true. To admit that a big part of our history has been plunderous and violent and rigged against people of color. We’re ashamed of our collective guilt. We would have to admit and to grieve for what’s been done. We would have to acknowledge our own daily complicity, and to acknowledge that we are tied to the history of racism.”
Barack Obama, Renegades: Born in the USA

Edward Abbey
“Wall pink like sliced watermelon, right-angled verticality, rising one hundred feet above the graygreen talus of broken rock, scrub juniper, blackbrush, scarlet gilia, purple penstemon, golden prince’s plume. It is the season of spring in the mile-high tablelands of the canyon country. In America the still Beautiful.”
Edward Abbey, Hayduke Lives!

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