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But those who have been under the shadow,
who have gone down at last to elemental things,
will have a wider charity.
H. G. Wells, 1866 – 1946
English author, War of the Worlds, Book 2



Joseph Frank Landsberger

Life-long resident of
the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, USA

CV
and profession

Home
and garden projects

Joe's house

Publications/Presentations


speaker in San Fran

Travels


Joe Africa

Awards

cmty ctr award

Family


Family

Volunteer affiliations

Friend/Quaker |
Czech Slovak Sokol Minnesota |
West 7th Federation/District 9 Community Council |

Animal companions

Alphie | Frisco | Tchaddie |
CC | Cyrus | Cli |
Annie | Bess | Maud

Poetry

Basically, in my very flawed and human way,
I want to be a force for love in the world.
I want to let go of and grow beyond
everything that constrains me
from that intention
Nina Rothschild Utne,
Chair and CEO, Utne Reader.

Religious values motivate love, compassion, humility,
justice and liberty for all people;
religious beliefs and practices motivate hatred, cruelty,
division, arrogance, injustice and oppression of others.
Reverend Kenneth Carder, United Methodist Bishop,
State of Mississippi, Director of Duke University Divinity School’s
Center of Excellence in Ministry

But those who have been under the shadow,
who have gone down at last to elemental things,
will have a wider charity.
H. G. Wells War of the Worlds, Book 2

Queers, to whom normal marriage and parenthood are forbidden,
are fools if they do not deliberately look for tasks
which require collaboration,
and the right person with whom to collaborate.
W. H. Auden, American poet 1907-73,
Journal, as seen in the New Yorker,
I, ME, MINE a new biography of Christopher Isherwood
by Hilton Alsa, Issue of 2005-01-17

Now that we have won the means to express ourselves, our responsibility to ourselves and to the country is paramount... The task for each of us is to think carefully about what he wants to say and gradually to shape the spirit of his paper; it is to write carefully without ever losing sight of the urgent need to restore to the country its authoritative voice. If we see to it that that voice remains one of vigor, rather than hatred. of proud objectivity and not rhetoric, of humanity rather than mediocrity, then much will be save from ruin.
Albert Camus Combat: Writing 1944-1947 Jacqueline Lévi-Valensi (Editor), Arthur Goldhammer (Translator)

Joe's brain; CAT Scan;
28 October, 2003