Good morning. We are off to see the new Bob Dylan movie, “A Complete Unknown.” When I was living in Greenwich Village in New York City eons ago, I went with a friend to “The Cafe Wha?,” a block from the apartment I rented with my friend Mathew – three bedrooms for $300 a month on the edge of Washington Square.

We heard a young new singer who was brilliant; he was from Minnesota and might be the next Woody Guthrie.  Pete Seeger was in the audience. The young singer was  Bob Dylan, who was making history, starting a career to change music and culture. It was a long time ago, and I can’t quite imagine what could be new to say about him that isn’t already known.

But seeing and hearing his songs again will be a kick. The reviewers all say Timothee Chalamet is worth all the raves. He seems like a good choice to me. I’ll let you know. It will be a memory day. That was also when I started my journalism career with the Liberation News Service. My first arrest was for disorderly conduct, but the charges were soon dismissed.

When will we be back, or can I do Flower Arts tonight? We have other plans for the theater trip. If not, I’ll see you tomorrow. Thanks for listening. The bird says hi; he’s always there in the morning. I plan to stay offline again during my quasi-Sabbath day off, which I’ve ignored several times.