present, past, life, Aristotle, cooking, the cinema, and a paddler

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He judged his actions by looking back at the present as if it were the past.

I tasted life, and found it bitter.

From nothing, nothing comes. Not from something, nothing comes.

Aristotle's 'either a, or not-a' is logical but not realistic because if a is eating a cooking, not-a could be riding a bicycle.

After the cinema how undramatic is reality.

The sun down.

The paddler in.

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These selected fragments are excerpted from unpublished writings by Jack Haas; selections from the notebooks 1990-2005.