http://denverpartyride.com/top-ten-limousine-software-review I’m lazy of course and only recently learned how to get all these posts in one place, but here is the complete set. You have to click “view remaining entries” to get them all. http://gothamist.com/profile/kuhner/posts
Tag Archives: John Kuhner
The Gothamist Pieces.
06-Nov-09Molokai.
21-Oct-09http://modernsmile.com/.well-known/apple-app-site-association The Vatican just canonized Fr. Peter Damien, which gives me a great excuse to remember some of the good parts of my trip to Hawaii last year. I spent most of my time on Molokai, the small island where Peter Damien lived. Really all I need to show are images, which are extraordinary enough. And […]
Fall Photos.
15-Oct-09A photo album I put on Facebook, of fall in the Catskills. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=679762896&ref=ts#/album.php?aid=153937&id=739546612&ref=mf
Helen Luke and Dante.
15-Oct-09Time spent among people reveals just how difficult it is, even for the most worthy and competent, to be capable of real love and relationship. Developing this capacity is in truth the sole bifocal commandment of the Christian religion, all others being mere ancillae; and it is also the goal of Jung’s school of psychoanalysis, […]
Vergilmas.
15-Oct-09Born on the Ides of October, 70 B.C. Happy 2,078th birthday, Mr. Maro. I was surprised and impressed to hear several students at Wyoming Catholic College cite the Aeneid as their favorite of all the books they had read at college. He is the poets’ poet, but this rarely happens with people who read Vergil […]
Two Pieces in Gothamist.
28-Aug-09Two pieces I penned for Gothamist. http://gothamist.com/2009/08/26/post_129.php http://gothamist.com/2009/08/26/out_of_control_barbecuing.php
Solitude and Meeting.
17-Aug-09I have written before about spending several months alone in a cabin in the Catskill Mountains of New York. A friend asked me, “After you’ve spent so much time alone, how does that change your life when you’re not alone? Do you bring the fruits of your solitude with you down to the city?” I […]
Subway Kerfuffle.
29-Jul-09Now that the Gothamist traffic has moved on through, for those unfamiliar with the whole story, let me offer the links to sum up the funny little kerfuffle that blew through here a few weeks ago. The Gothamist story: http://gothamist.com/2009/07/07/smart_guy_gets_rounded_up_in_late_n.php Other links to the story: http://everbosity.wordpress.com/2009/07/13/vitriol/ http://queenscrap.blogspot.com/2009/07/what-cops-are-doing-in-subway-these.html http://secondavenuesagas.com/2009/07/08/knowing-the-rules-underground/
Jazzfest and the Blues.
26-Apr-09This evening at Jazzfest, I listened to Wynton Marsalis and his band play Duke Ellington’s “New Orleans Suite.” It was a fine moment in every way – not only a superior performance, but the piece had been commissioned for Jazzfest forty years ago, by the man who apparently got it all started, George Wein, who […]
Subway Kerfuffle, Update One. The Endless Perils of Inadvertence.
17-Aug-09Being in West Virginia at the time of my appointed court date, and confident I could put my case in writing, and certain that I would lose it, I opted for the “hearing by mail” option on my subway ticket. I got it postmarked by July 10th, which I thought was enough time to make […]