Today I fondly returned my Prince. I stroked his face in my car before I took him back to the library where he was due in two days. Following the library rules is not like my Prince at all but I am a rule follower (ish). Is followerish a word? Prince would never ask a question like that. Prince was proud of not following rules. He loved to be unpredictable. Once, at an airport, on his way to a gig, he and his band mates pretended to be old and abandoned by sitting in wheelchairs at abandoned airport gates and drooling. Mimicking the elderly is a rude, crude humor but I think it's hilarious too. I wouldn't do it but I would laugh. This coffee table book was a joy to read. A word of warning though, don't bring it to a place where you might be judged. Bringing it to a community center on the day of a primary election was not the wisest decision on my part. Every time a voter came in I would remind myself to mask up and put the dirty book away. Jason Draper wrote Prince: Life & Times Large Coffee Table Book and he wrote it well. Prince was a genius. He died too soon and I feel sad about it.Symbolina sitting on my lap. Farewell my Prince!
Tuesday, August 17, 2021
Returning My Prince Back To Where He Came From
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