The headings in this novel allow the narrator to wander (but only apparently wander) away from the desperate fact that would Otherwise (another chapter heading) drive her to despair.
For 20 minutes, I was the only visitor, wandering alone among the carriages and cannonballs, ornate dining room sets and bronze statues of goddesses, until I found a display of 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldy aRomanologicamphoraet Arikamedu.
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The philosophical implications of this comparison between dreaming and waking mind wandering are only just beginning to be explored (Metzinger 2013 a,b).
Every mispronounced word, every scratched nose, every forgotten line, every wandering eye only adds to the high-camp trivialization of Hubbard.
Wearing elegant all-white costumes (by Linda Roethke) that reflect changing styles over the last 100 years, the actors clown, declaim, threaten, whine and jabber, wandering not only the small, in-the-round stage of the Victor Jory Theater but also launching their conflicting views from high in the audience.
Even in ancient Rome, offerings were made to placate wandering spirits, only they used a mixture of salt and grain.
"A drought basically dries up the natural food availability and dries up the water sources, and you get them not only wandering farther, but often coming to urban areas to fulfill their daily needs," Jason Holley, a wildlife biologist supervisor for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, said of bears facing shortages of berries or insects to feed on.
Both species are non-migratory residents throughout their range, only occasionally wandering to neighbouring countries.
