The feisty-looking 78-year-old woman, staring out from the site warms the cockles of my heart. I am happy to report that she is, at the time of preparing this podcast, still an activist, environmentalist, writer and photographer with a presence on social media, including Pinterest where you can see a print of Wayne EastburnвЂ™s original photograph.

The name of that student: Diane Newell Meyer. The original slogan was shortened to the more declarative Make Love Not War. He sent the picture to the Associated Press and the rest is history. On the 23rd of April, 1965, a vivacious 22-year-old female student, on her way to attend an anti-Vietnam War rally at the University of Oregon in Eugene, wrote, in large letters, on an envelope she attached to her sweater, вЂњLetвЂ™s make love, not war.вЂќ A photographer with the Eugene Register-Guard newspaper, Wayne Eastburn, remembers taking the shot. But where, from time to time, they encounter the extraordinary. Quotidia is that space, that place, where ordinary people lead ordinary lives. Welcome to Letters From Quotidia, episode 135 вЂ“ a podcast by Quentin Bega for lovers of music, poetry, and the Crack- that most Irish of nouns which may encompass, news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation.

Letters From Quotidia Episode 135 Bomber, Standing on the Moon

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