Juan Felipe Herrera Delivers Sayers Lecture at his Alma Mater. News ‘n Notes.
by Michael Sedano
From: Labloga.com
Good things come in all sizes and shapes, and in the greater Los Angeles basin, distance. Variety spices life but confounds desire and planning when they–the Good things–all come at once. Given eastside westside all around the town, faced with choices last Sunday, I choose the road less traveled.
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