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can believe what i am reading, so unfair

I don’t know about other countries, but here in the U.S. states allow people to buy “vanity plates”. Instead of a combination of letters/numbers issued by the state the buyer can choose his own…as long as it uses only about 6 or 7 letters or numbers, isn’t obscene, and hasn’t been already chosen. msmail. Creative [...]
thats funny

  This cartoon reminds me of an acquaintance years ago. His doctor looked up from the test results and said, “Tell me, Mr. Balestrini, do you believe in God?” Oh, oh. It also reminds me of some appeals from charities I’ve recently received. They weren’t asking for money now. They simply want me to remember [...]
great news thought i would never see this.

wikimedia. We’ve been talking about loopholes that people use to get around the spirit of laws. My favorite is Constantine the Great, the first Christian Roman emperor and a saint in the Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Byzantine Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran churches. Constantine didn’t get baptized until he was dying because baptism wiped away all [...]
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The group I went to Stanford-in-Germany with is having its 50th anniversary this year. I’m skipping the reunion but did contribute to the newsletter. We were supposed to submit a page or two telling what we’ve been doing, so this is what I sent: So what have I been doing since Beutelsbach? Mostly having a [...]
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At the end of last week’s post I asked, Do you think we should stop being playful and silly as we get older? Looney answered, I love and cherish the fun part, but can never truly give up being an adult. It seems to me that fun is neither a virtue nor a vice in [...]
great news thought i would never see this.

Rome wasnt built in a day!

  We’ve talked about waiting before, but it was mostly about how we spend our time when we have to wait for an appointment or for a meeting. The consensus was we have effective strategies for using that time wisely instead of feeling frustrated. I cheerfully admit, though, I wouldn’t do nearly as well as [...]
so interesting

  I thought of this cartoon this morning when I read (Washington Post article) that investors are rushing to take money out of the Kabul Bank, creating worries that there might be a panic and the bank might collapse. The bank holds the assets that are used to pay teachers, policemen and soldiers. Just one [...]
Rome wasnt built in a day!

When I used to come home from school to find my mother frantically scrubbing the kitchen floor, I knew it was a sign that she was worried, depressed or anxious.
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