The Source —

Adapted song lyric —
"What's that sweater you have on?
Is that a faded heart from days gone by?"
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
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A recent visual echo . . .
Some may prefer more explicit fashion modeling.
The musical introduction to today's "CBS Sunday Morning" suggests . . .
. . . and therefore also . . .
Music from the above Bach portrait:
Fans of XORschism may consult this journal on
the above YouTube Bach date — May 29, 2024.
Meanwhile . . .
" A faithful cork tries desperately to be reunited with the neck of his
champagne bottle, only to discover he should have aimed for
a different bottle all together."
In other entertainment news . . .
The lockscreen as I sat down at my computer tonight . . .
The Death Valley photo suggested, indirectly, a check of a TikTok repost . . .
The text photo in the repost, in turn, suggested . . .
THE SOURCE
"Possibilities may be greater than they seem." For both sides, as
Perlstein noted. (Authors do not, usually, write articles' headlines.)
That oracular saying of course applies to individuals as well as sides.
Background reading: Transcribed paper journal posts from April 2001.
From a Log24 post of August 27, 2015 . . .
The personal pronoun "I" may also be read as the Roman numeral I.
Related art — The "planks" of Venice Beach artist John McCracken and . . .
Song …
(Marlene Dietrich – "Lili Marlene" …
Dietrich as "The Naked Muse.")
Unsere beiden Schatten
Sah'n wie einer aus.
Das wir so lieb uns hatten,
Das sah man gleich daraus.
This afternoon's post "Speak, Memory" referred to the conclusion
of Chapter 17 in Joyce's Ulysses . For those looking forward to
the next chapter . . .
In lieu of a hip Jesuit, vide "Sofia Coppola and All the Sad Girls"
by Emily Yoshida in The New York Times on the date of the above
"Teorema" post . . . November 10, 2023.
"By a knight of ghosts and shadows . . . ."
The "Lindenhurst" on the above map suggests an Irrelevant
geographic history note, and a scholium . . .
A Wroclaw image from 2011 in which a version of my own work appears —
Ekphrasis of the Cullinane-Lyche wall above . . .
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From The Golden Key by George MacDonald "We must find the country from which the shadows come," said Mossy. "We must, dear Mossy," responded Tangle. "What if your golden key should be the key to it?" "Ah! that would be grand," returned Mossy. |
"Now he believed that where there was a key,
there must also be a lock…."
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From The Golden Key by George MacDonald "We must find the country from which the shadows come," said Mossy. "We must, dear Mossy," responded Tangle. "What if your golden key should be the key to it?" "Ah! that would be grand," returned Mossy. |
* See also, in this journal, Saturday night's Spotlight Revisited.
From The New York Times on Michaelmas 2024 —

Mathematician-programmer Lana Creal reportedly died on Sept. 14.
An image reposted in this journal on that date —
Notes on some other women in mathematics —
The writer whose elegance was reportedly described as above
by Rolling Stone was Nick Tosches.
Related reading . . .
The previous post's Wired reference to a seven-year AI project
suggests a review of this journal seven years ago . . .
"… dum frater sororis suae automata per clostellum miratur …."
Related reading . . .
"At the end of a long road was a drive that led to a large house . . . ."
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