Posted on 18/06/05
Lessons in laying oneself bare
In his Globe and Mail column on June 15, 1965, Scott Young wrote about receiving a call from a "member of the younger generation.""I am dirty and hungry," announced a thinly fictionalized version of his younger son Neil. This young man soon arrived at Scott's door: "He's six feet tall and weighs less than 140 -- long legs in tight tan pants, a very dirty shirt under a good sweater, long hair hanging down at the back and brushed low on his forehead at the front, a big smile."
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