ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER
It is said that a boat is a
hole in the water into which money is poured. I found the
World Wide Web to be a hole in the ether Into which time is
poured.
Each source of information
that I encountered had links that lured me into totally new
territories. It was with little confidence that I decided
upon what to choose and when to stop.
Lytton Strachey, in his book
“Eminent Victorians”, wrote of the problem in
confronting an overwhelming amount of information. The writer
“Will row out over that great ocean of material and
lower down into it, here and there, a little bucket, which
will bring up to the light of day some characteristic specimen,
from those far depths, to be examined with a careful curiosity”.
My articles contain little
bucketfuls of information that I hope other people will find
worthy of their curiosity.
(The cartoons with the
initials “RWC” were drawn by Richard W. Cloudt
of Carrboro, N.C.)
bobsnewsletter@nc.rr.com
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