I arrived in Lima, Peru a few days ago to spend some time in South America where I will be writing a five volume work on the history of ideas, A Genealogy of Left Dhimmi Fascism.
This is my chair where I say writing today. Will have more later as I settle in. If you are in Lima, please let me know and perhaps we can meet for lunch in Mira Flores.
Till next day or so,
Yalladios, Dag
4 comments:
Looks like a nice place to write, Dag.
"A Genealogy of Left Dhimmi Fascism" or "Death Hippies, A Family Tree."
Nice jacket too. Leather, and well worn. Comfy.
Hello, you. Nice to see you joining me while I type in Lima this evening.
I find the city a bit overcast for my tastes, but since I spend most of my time typing the mass of papers I have brought with me to wile away the coming twelve months I might not see too much of the sky at all.
I'm currently living in a small hotel in Mira Flores, and all are invited to join me for afternoon coffee. I still speak English, though I have little chance to do so here. It would be a welcome relief.
Yes, I do like that jacket. I had to leave the motorcycle in Canada, but the jacket was too cool to lose. And-- you'll be able to spot me in a crowd here, if only because of the fringes flapping in the breeze.
I hope to take some time out from the typing to shoot some of the sights here. It's got its attractions, does Lima. So far I like it here. If that wears off, there's always some village to go to to continue typing away.
In unrelated news, I have a friend busily editing a book I have coming out, perhaps next month, An Occasional Walker, which I will announce with grand fanfare when available.
Back to typing. Always good to get a note from you. Thanks for dropping in and saying hello.
Looks sunny to me. But I guess if you need a leather jacket at sea level, ten degrees from the equator, your photo really does give a full picture.
Shalom
Ha! I waited for days to take that picture of a sunny courtyard. As soon as I took it, the sun was gone until just now as I type to complain.
But really, where would a man be in the world if he didn't have a thick motorcycle jacket with conchos and fringes?
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