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Jan 30, 2022

The Inhumanity of Man

Lately, I have been struggling with the sadness and horror I feel when seeing and thinking about the wicked things people do. Hurting people, hurting animals, destroying things, and being violent on purpose. When I think about these things I feel like I could and would kill people who do…

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Jan 30, 2022

Playing Hooky

Playing Hooky Take time off because you want too, live on your own time. Seize the time, live now. Make now always the most precious time. Now will never come again. I took today off because I wanted too. I’m worth it and work is just work. I’ll work better because I took today off. I am the master of my own destiny and can control who I am and what I want to do and be. WOTWU!

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Feb 18, 2021

UP ALL NIGHT

UP ALL NIGHT I hardly slept at all last night. I could feel the phone light burn my eyes as I returned to it again and again and again. All I wanted was to look at my phone, not sleep. I will break this habit. For a week, I’m not going to look at my phone after 9 pm. I will read, write, or relax in another way.

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Feb 18, 2021

EARLY MORNINGS

EARLY MORNINGS Early mornings and sleepy eyes are a blessing. Getting up and being able to live is a blessing. Sleeping in is nice too and we need it, but the beauty of early morning accomplishment is worth the sleepiness.

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EARLY MORNINGS
EARLY MORNINGS

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Feb 18, 2021

FOMO

Don’t be hasty because you’re afraid to wait. It’s ok not to rush on things you just want to enjoy.

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Feb 17, 2021

Old Times

We can chase the past but never catch it. That’s the tragedy of nostalgia. I wish I could live history. I wish I could go to a Cubs game in 1973 and drink Old Style in the bleachers under the sweltering July sun. I wish I could watch Star Wars…

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Old Times
Old Times

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Feb 17, 2021

Dad’s Beer

You drank it on sweltering Saturdays after a hard day of work. Not your regular job, but just around the house. You took care of the yard, the house, the car. You taught us things we didn’t know we’d need to know. When the work was done, the grill was lit. The beer was cracked, and we basked in the dusty haze of the July evening heat. Thanks for the good times, Dad.

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