more invisible"--Randolph / pink tab / Kit - Dally

[Cometman]

--- Mark Kohut <markekohut at yahoo.com> wrote:
>   Vision: Life should be finding a partner, settling down, leaving
> residually fascist organizations (if we can, becoming "free' lance,
> so to speak), raising a family....
>   accepting "grace".........while we can....before the next
> seige....in whatever interregnum
>   we are lucky---chance!---to live in....
>    
>   Comments?

as Robin has reminded us liberally (pun intended),
OBA's young adulthood took place during a time in which
the phrase "turn on, tune in, drop out" got some attention.

some of us still find that program rather attractive,
compared with, say, darn near everything the increasingly 
uninspired mainstream is up to...

maybe the Chums' Progress of separating themselves from 
fascism, is like some kind of chemical process -
separating cream from milk, say, or the different layers of
elements in a compound creeping up a litmus paper...
or "vanishing cream" gradually becoming invisible as the
spoon stirs it the last few time

---
I think Victor Herbert is worth a pink tab.
I like those old show tunes. 
---
Another pink tab:
I've been too lazy to look up if Filtham is a real composer.
I've vowed not to let this weekend go by without finding out
---

and finally - 
Dally's first meeting of Kit stays in her mind, though
she loses track of him after their 2nd meeting.

The Kit at Yale section makes no reference to
this meeting - it doesn't register to him, apparently.

So by turns, Kit and Dally, are invisible to each other,
like Randolph and the Chums are to, um, whomever they're
invisible to by his reckoning...




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