A. Jay Adler
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“Route 66 begins in the imagination. That there is a better place. That it lies in the westward distance.”
― Footnote 1
― Footnote 1
“Human time is not a compiling of moments, layer upon layer, like old newspapers there to be drawn from down in the pile. It is a fuse, burning up our moments as we live them.”
― Footnote 1
― Footnote 1
“Route 66 begins in the imagination. That there is a better place. That it lies in the westward distance.”
― Footnote 1
― Footnote 1
“Human time is not a compiling of moments, layer upon layer, like old newspapers there to be drawn from down in the pile. It is a fuse, burning up our moments as we live them.”
― Footnote 1
― Footnote 1