Thursday, October 05, 2006

Rembrances of Things Past... (Skip if you must)

I believe that Marcel Proust in Remembrances of Things Past wrote of the incredible ability of the human mind to remember sights, sounds,texture --- and taste.

I have just had some horse-radish hummous --- on the menu of The South Beach Diet --- which I recommend --- and the memories flooded back. Jews put horse-radish on gefilte fish and it is on the Seder Plate to remember the bitterness when we were slaves unto Pharoh. (Let my pee-pul go... Way down in Moses laaand..)

Fisherman, anglers, a question: Have you ever caught a gefilte ?

Ben

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

SPEAKING OF MARCEL PROUST REMINDS ME OF JUST HOW EFFECTIVELY I HAVE USED A QUOTE OF HIS TO ATTRACT THE OPPOSITE SEX THROUGHOUT MY SINGLE - AND SUBSEQUENTLY 2-TIME DIVORCED - LIFE. PROUST WROTE, 'AN ABSENCE, THE DECLINE OF A DINNER INVITATION, AN UNINTENTIONAL COLDNESS....CAN ACCOMPLISH MORE THAN ALL THE COSMETICS AND BEAUTIFUL GOWNS IN THE WORLD'....TRY IT, I RECOMMEND IT. JUDY IN BEVERLY HILLS, CA.

October 06, 2006  

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