Hello John,
I believe Frank Visser is more than willing to post links to all of your
material. I think, however, he is tired of our bickering and doesn't want
to
post entire essays. On the web, links are the same as being there, and
thus
readers will have a direct access to your response to my response, which
seems fair.
But whatever comes of that, you and I are both tired of wrangling, I'm
sure.
So the next time you are in the States, particularly in the Denver area,
please stop by my house and let me make you a cup of tea, and we shall
start
our relationship on the friendly basis that is more characteristic of both
of
us.
I shall look forward to that!
Warm regards,
August 4, 1999
Dear Ken,
Honour is satisfied. I have just checked the set-up of links in Frank's
reading room.
Thank you for your kind invitation.
It is warmly reciprocated. So if you are ever exploring the
extraordinary
treasures of Florence, Pisa or Siena, drop by for a Tuscan lunch. I am
halfway between Pisa and Siena, on a cypress-fringed promontory that
looks
out over a landscape of ravishing charm.
With affection,
John John Heron moved to New Zealand in January 2000 to run the South Pacific Centre for Human Inquiry. On 6 June 2000 he extended
the above invitation to his new address. |