Not Waving But Drowning

Or more accurately: Not drowning but waving. At last.

Clifton Webb and his fake son in Titanic (1953)

“The sound of people drowning is something I cannot describe to you and neither can anyone else. It is the most dreadful sound and there is a dreadful silence that follows it.” —Eva Hart, Titanic survivor

I was talking with my friend Steve last night. We hadn’t had a good chinwag since before I left for Euro…