the constant possibility of change
with Jefferson, Harris, Maslow, Cleese & Bukowski
Because of its shape — the narrowness — the way the neighborhoods are all pushed together… you’re constantly being forced to, whether you want to or not, watch other people, with wildly radical styles. That’s what a New Yorker, in some way, commits to… that constant life of transition, the constant possibility of change.
Margo Lillian Jefferson, (1947 – …
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