Jackie Salit on Small Pleasures
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Jackie Salit on Small Pleasures

12 Jul Jackie Salit on Small Pleasures

Posted at 03:28h in I Like This, Look and Listen, Politics by

I’m privileged to have Jackie Salit as a friend and mentor. Here is her most recent essay (Pipat’s Letter) lamenting the loss —and embracing the joy—of small pleasures as she witnesses, like all of us, some world events.

Yesterday morning, all the boys — the Wild Boars – were rescued. At the end of one of the detailed accounts of the rescue operations, I read some of the notes that the boys had sent to their families, transported by divers who became the link between them while they were still in the cave. Read more

 

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