Comments for Minutiae and Flux

Comment on Family by nora

nora — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 16:53:20 +0000

ny theater needs you carla. you’re making things better already.

Comment on Family by cath

cath — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 01:21:55 +0000

food is sustenance is family. and work as passion is a privilege to see. here’s to the amazing work you do and making the hard choices…each and every day. the horizon between hawai’i and nyc seems more blurry now, and for this transition zone i am grateful.

Comment on Family by Mary

Mary — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 14:16:35 +0000

I get that feeling when I visit family…except I don’t have as awesome a reason to be so far away from “home” and “family” as you. I gave up the teaching…just playing menial accounting person at an NGO, and 18 years away from LA and being all growed up should make it all different, right? Or something.

But it makes the visits/visiting so much the better, I think.

Comment on Lascivious Something, Paris Syndrome, In the Works: Experimentation and Play by Carol Fineberg

Carol Fineberg — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:55:38 +0000

What a delight to read your blog, Carla! You are involved with such exciting work, and I understand that you are still working in schools as well. I just started to do a blog myself, although I have no idea how others are going to find it. Dale and I are working on that now. So look for me — the first blog is about finding the money!

All best to you,
Carol

Comment on Email by Phillip

Phillip — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:21:42 +0000

I hear you. I have 4 different email addresses. My gmail, my matzel toff! email, my NYU email which forwards to my gmail and my agency email (for my school placement). My gmail and Matzel Toff! each get about 40-50 a day and the other 2 get about a dozen or so a day, for over 100 a day, like you. On top of being facebook and all this other crap, I don’t know how to do it. Where is this headed?

I personally miss kitchen phones with long cords. And cordless phones. And pay phones. I miss the days of having to pull over to use a phone and really think plans through in advance. I am sick of texting and yet I’ve grown used to it and my fingers have a mind of their own.

Ugh. Thanks for posting.