inView | Scene4 Magazine May 2017

Escalations
In New York, an unwritten code states that standers on an escalator stand to the right while walkers walk on the left.
Michael Bettencourt

Sleeping Alone
I love to fall asleep with someone. I love to wake in the morning with someone. But, now, how long can I sleep with someone? Days, months, years?
Arthur Meiselman

A Perfectly Innocent Attack
How am I any different than a hen? Scratching & clucking, dropping orders of magnitude more eggs than offspring.
Claudine Jones

It Can Happen
Like several hundred other souls, a new adaptation of It Can’t Happen Here, showed up in my email last fall.
Nathan Thomas

Why Hebrew Can’t Speak Yiddish
Hebrew does not easily smile; it is austere in its undeviating regularity. Yiddish talks with its hands.
Kim Chernin

Jackie Robinson and the Question of “Why?”
It was seeing how well Jackie played, the horrible abuse he endured day after day, and how he wouldn’t be intimidated.
Patrick Walsh

Ode To A Friend
Kenny Sibbett had the ability to meld humor
that endeared him not only to me but many other fans.
Les Marcott


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