"The working class, immigrants, the self-taught cranks, the handicapped, the unemployed, and grieving parents are more alike than people think. They have at least one thing in common. They have to make Herculean efforts to hold a normal, banal, bouncy conversation. They can think of only one thing, the moment when they might introduce a sentence about their misfortune."
Mon, Mar. 26th, 2012, 05:19 pm
"The working class, immigrants, the self-taught cranks, the handicapped, the unemployed, and grieving parents are more alike than people think. They have at least one thing in common. They have to make Herculean efforts to hold a normal, banal, bouncy conversation. They can think of only one thing, the moment when they might introduce a sentence about their misfortune."
Mon, Mar. 26th, 2012, 05:52 pm
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delvira
Mon, Mar. 26th, 2012, 06:01 pm
sirdna
Mon, Mar. 26th, 2012, 06:28 pm
delvira
nezinu par citiem, bet vismaz viens sez gan kada pasaules mala uz solina. nespragst pa vilem, bet ir klusi laimiga :)
Mon, Mar. 26th, 2012, 06:39 pm
zimbabve
Jā, man ar tāds iespaids reizēm rodas, ka sabiedrības uztverē visi imigranti ir tādi nabadzīši, kas negribīgi aizdevušies trimdā. Nav, nav tā.