The title of the film, taken from a comment she made, was "Sometimes Life Is Bearable". Szymborska (whose full name is pronounced vee-SWAHV-ah shimm-BOR-skah), wrote about weighty subjects — the nature of the soul, totalitarianism, death — with beguiling clarity and a sense of wonder.
The article by Gov. William J. Janklow of South Dakota (Editorial Pages, May 7), "Budget Pain Is Bearable--if It's Equal," is right on the button--excellent.
"If the pain is bearable, I think I'll be fine.
So one year, to make the whole thing bearable, I brought my boyfriend, with the idea that having him fuck me in my dad's house would be a good way to get back at him for, you know, my entire childhood.
That made it a hell of a lot more bearable, I tell you," he said, grinning.
I find it bearable, informative and at times, funny; but then at around £35 a pop, it should be.
If the temperature is bearable — I think the red line stands at sixty-four degrees — he shakes his head and commits himself to the shallow deep.
If the temperature is bearable—I think the red line stands at sixty-four degreeshakeshises headheandand commits himself to the shallow deep.
By making the massacre more understandable to me and thus more bearable, I have taken the first step toward moving on and allowing gun violence to continue because (following this line of logic) I do not think the system is flawed in this instance, I believe that the individual killer is the problem.
And some live shows brought about surprisingly special moments: when Paul Gilmartin, host of the Mental Illness Happy Hour, did a live "fear off," where listeners could stand up and name their fears, watching people willing to share secrets that otherwise might have consumed them made the fact that the room was packed and sweaty (give Gilmartin the big room next time, I say) thoroughly bearable.
