- "People from your city, your family, your neighborhood and outlying villages celebrate this festival for 5,000 years.
- "Customs are as ancient as the streets and air. All around you are lights and smiles. There are great temples and wide festival streets.
- "You stop for a pastry delicacy smothered in cheese. The ancients walked the same road, ate the same food,
- prepared in exactly the same way. "You see, a roll is not just a roll. It is a cultural artifact constantly remade in the likeness
- of its former self. "Every day they are reborn and you can have another. Time overlaps.
- This is the enlightenment of the roll," Vishnu says. Mike doesn't get it. On the pier I have a moment alone with Mulani.
- Far below we can see Vishnu and Mike tossing a Frisbee across the sand.
- Each dives over sea kelp and jellyfish carcasses to catch passes. Occasionally Mulani waves down to them while we walk.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
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