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August 01, 2002
My Daughter Knocked Out the Whole East Coast
An audiograph about the ’69 blackout
It’s odd how society will congeal in times of unusual circumstances like snowstorms or blackouts, but not in usual times. Why do we wait for daily life to change drastically before we cross the street to check on the lonely old lady? Why are we more likely to talk to strangers in the market when there’s lots of snow?
Posted by 1000monkeys on August 1, 2002 03:32 AM