Adventures with Humans

The Sensibility of Albo Truez

"What do I have to do with Toil's obvious struggle with his own existence? I live two doors away. I hardly know the kid," he defended.

Then the bigger bee stopped what he was doing, nodded, and said that, "Right after that, we heard Coltrane, riding the same velvet sweep out that window. A 1959 live recording of Davis' 'So What.' That changed us forever man. That stuff rearranges your soul. It plugs you in."

Orion and Morris

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"Orion, I know you're busy, so I won't take too long. We've decided to open up the night sky a little to more current symbols of the times. We don't have a lot of 'mighty hunters' walking the streets anymore as you may have noticed. But we do have 'crossing guards.'"

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…everything’s escalating so fast, and I think it needs to just go back a little ‘old school.’ Slow down a bit. Bring out recorders instead of phones. Hand-write. You know it’s amazing how many kids don’t know how to write cursive nowadays. They, you know like just small things in the long run will be big things. Like reading a clock. You know? They can’t read the clock with the hands. They have to read the digital ones. It’s very scary.
- Edna Millard, Strathmore Alberta
I see our human species, our fellow human being–growing, becoming more gentle, and I heard it expressed this way–that at an earlier time, it was sort of a ‘you–or-me’ kind of concept. So either I would get it, or you would get it. There wasn’t enough there for both of us to get it at the same time. And now, I’m able to see a ‘you–AND–me.’ And it just allows for a different kind of world. So there it is!
- Ross Bulcock, Empress Alberta

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