Continuing the reflection from yesterday’s post:<\/a> the three of us, as we listened to Deep Breakfast,<\/em> seemed to be losing ground.<\/p>\n \nFor each of us, however, life was about to click to a different setting.<\/p>\n \nThe older guy met another lady. Quite soon, only the other two of us – the guy I’d gradded with and me – hung out together. For a time, the other two still lived together, but with the lady’s arrival, the younger guy was forced out. We seldom saw our older friend the following few years.<\/p>\n I went to university, met my wife, and got a math degree.<\/p>\n The guy I’d gradded with faced the most exciting trajectory. A few months later he would have to move out, in debt, and without a job. He found one, though, and after another few months you couldn’t recognize his life. He kept finding new opportunities.<\/p>\n I fell out of touch with the other two, but last I heard, they still meet at a restaurant for breakfast every so often. The question: does either still listen to Deep Breakfast<\/a><\/em>?\n<\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about then and now: the tutor continues about a time from the early 90s. Continuing the reflection from yesterday’s post: the three of us, as we listened to Deep Breakfast, seemed to be losing ground. For each of us, …<\/p>\n