




[last summer, from a taxi window]i am usually so astonished to be somewherethat i will happily record what seems to besomewhat mundane to others (although thedriver of this particular taxi made the rideanything but mundane; a little car, ratherrickety, but capable of great speed on thehighway). anyway. thinking, today, of ThorntonWilder's Emily, and how happy i am that theStage Manager had the best possible answer.saints and poets, folks. saints and poets.