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I wrote a little novel during the pandemic and finally got around to self-publishing it. It’s a medieval adventure/rebellion story, set on the south Mediterranean coast, with a few battles and a journey. There’s a free sample if you want to check it out! amazon.com/Shield-Brighter-T…
My run this morning was unusually scenic #PortRexton #DevilsCove
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Reason to love Chicago #333: such pulsating, professional, live theater, so easily available.
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The before and after pics of Georgia's 8 constitutional officers is remarkable.
Some excellent explanations here of complex legal concepts;
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Tired of the election map? The yellow states are the states where you can legally own an otter.
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'No process will ever make right the terrible things that happened here,' says survivors' lawyer, Geoff Budden
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Tonight will be All Souls Night. Consider adopting, if only in your thoughts, that old Newfoundland tradition of setting a place at your dinner table this evening for the dearly departed.
Probably not healthy either that so many people want to send bombs to, or bomb, countries they don’t live in.
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I can’t stop thinking, tonight, about this Louise Glück poem, just astounded at how sad it is, and yet still how in love with the world
But he IS the same person.
Very few humans would ever do what he has done. There is a very good argument that he should indeed have a sign on his forehead so that women can choose whether or not to be directly exposed to the risk that be poses to them.
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Dawn in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain, early October 2026. The cathedral was completed in 1211 AD, the oak tree on the left is about 300 years old. They have faced each other across many dawns :
We can have a robust democracy or our governments can continue to support western colonies in the Middle East, but it’s become obvious we can’t have both
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