Thursday, October 10, 2013

--I'm reviving the blog-series Studies in Interplay to include my learning from encounters with the world.  I've changed the blog's title to Didactics in recognition of its greater inclusiveness.  First item,
"Tea Partiers vs. High  Rollers:"  the near-sighted politicos vs. the far-sighted industrial capitalists.

--I've moved already into a senior living housing project close to downtown Las Vegas.  I've gotten used to being here--having located a place for dinner--The Las Vegas Rescue Mission, serving a really fine meal nightly; a quiet and pleasant public library for Internet stuff and frequent night faire--The West Charleston public library--and as backup, the Clark County Library, that features special events; and now a very, very nice place to live with a view of the hills in the east.  I also take advantage of the area's pantries that enable me to benefit from more food than I could afford to buy.  And, then there's the "Fremont Experience," not far away, which nightly serves as a street parade of fun and fancy for Vegas visitors and residents alike.  I'm in the process of locating an Episcopal Church.  But even more, more, more, through COX cable, I now can watch programs on the C-SPAN 1, 2, 3 channels!  Still (thank God!) I've yet to need the local medical care facilities, though I wouldn't have come to Vegas without having first checked that they're really, really, really, really spectacular!!!