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Headlines from the Guardian: “VietCong promise a policy of peace”…. Right. But rewind a bit. To the beginning of that year. 1975. When I shaved my head. Determined. Do or Die. Gotta to get in that Medical School, where space were limited ( this is how the world works: counterparts from upper class with fuller…
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In Mayfield, KY, more than 100 workers worked the night shift, were making, of all things, candles. Then darkness and destruction strike. Power outage. Where are the candles when we needed them. Where is God when we needed Him. Where is everybody, EMTs, firefighters, police when we needed them. Everywhere, all we can see is…
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A lot of data are stored up in our little head. A fragment over here, over there, at times, co-join to form a tapestry, a patched up dream-like continuum. Proust knows. We are our memories. So he tapped onto the undercurrent – his museum of memories – to re-surface and re-shape them in some fashion…
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San Francisco. “Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair”…You sure will find some gentle people there. That was more than 50 years ago. Today, this past week, be sure to hold on to your purse. Warren Buffett once said, I paraphrase, “I’d rather keep the money than buying a wallet with that money”.…
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Somehow, we’re built to hold two opposing ideas/concepts simultaneously. People died ; not me. Climate change happens somewhere else. Not here (what if someday you want to travel or live there). Bad guys take from me (how about me you, at times, live a mix bag non binary life – conveniently acting like a jerk…
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It’s Thanksgiving. Can’t think at all, but if I have to, I would put 2 and 2 together. To know that nothing is permanent, especially our problems (per Charlie Chaplin, who also said, “a day without laughters is a wasted day”). So let’s begin with some “impernanent things”, like Covid, Napalm, Agent Orange, Opioid, Injustice…
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Just Yes or No. Black or White. Heaven or Hell. You get the gist. No nuances, context, or even human lies (selective memories). As we grow older, we store more memory. It’s harder to recall a particular incident or name. Filter it. Narrow it down, the Search. Forced choices, alternate only. When I first arrived…


