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Monthly Archives: January 2022
Casting Your Shadow Online
Occasionally I’ll migrate a post from Facebook to here because I think it’s worth keeping. This is one of those. —- Every few months or so, I try to communicate how the Shadow works, and why we shouldn’t unfriend people … Continue reading
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“A Winter Comes Without a Spring that I Shall Ever See”*
So why is the movie Spring a romance on par with Casablanca for me? First, a disclaimer about criticism. A work of art has more dimensions than any criticism of it. I mean this figuratively, but it’s a tight analogy: … Continue reading
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