Strangely enough, I wasn't all that interested in the Bible All-Stars (great phrase, Low Key! ) My crowning achievement for the first 150 years would be to assist in the revival of PBS (educational television, for you non-Yanks). I was going to host a show called An Evening with... sort of Charlie Rose but with the more obscure Really Cool People of secular history. Queen Elizabeth I, George Washington Carver, maybe Vaslav Nijinksy, Emma Goldman, oh definitely Harriet Tubman...
But in the pre-TV era I was going to master ALL the cool skillz I'd read about in Mother Earth News. For starters, I was going to have an entire garden devoted exclusively to dye plants, and flax, and a flock of sheep, and spin/dye/weave my own cloth. When that got stale I was going to take up glassblowing. Now, was that before or after mastering the harp, violin, hammer dulcimer and Irish bagpipes?
I was also looking forward to other people's accomplishments: the aforesaid Carver's children's TV show, Botany 4 U; George Gershwin's Variations on a Theme by John Lennon (which he would probably give some much hipper title)... et cetera ...
Life is too short. Still.
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