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First, a ran­dom thought:
“My own mind is my church.” Thomas Paine
And now, the actual content:
Tonight I’m grate­ful that my Daddy does NOT have the blood clot we thought he might have ear­lier today. He did have to go to the emer­gency room, but the swelling in his leg is due to ( Read more... )

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“Learned and leisurely hos­pi­tal­ity is the only anti­dote to the stance of deadly clev­er­ness that is acquired in the pro­fes­sional pur­suit of objec­tively secured knowl­edge. I remain cer­tain that the quest for truth can­not thrive out­side the ( Read more... )

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“Reli­gion is a byprod­uct of fear.” Arthur C. Clarke
And now, the actual content:
1) Fun book chat with Jeanne
2) Good work­out at the Y today
3) Lovely din­ner with family

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“You can turn painful sit­u­a­tions around through laugh­ter. If you can find humor in any­thing, even poverty, you can sur­vive it.” Bill Cosby
And now, the actual content:
1) Din­ner with an old friend
2) Fresh flow­ers from his garden

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“All expe­ri­ence is an arch, to build upon.” Henry Brooks Adams
And now, the actual content:
1) Kids young enough to hunt Easter eggs as many times as they can per­suade some­body to hide them.
2) A nephew will­ing to hide said eggs ’til the younger kids ( Read more... )

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“For much of human his­tory, it may have been a nec­es­sary evil, but why was it more evil than nec­es­sary? Isn’t killing peo­ple in the name of God a pretty good def­i­n­i­tion of insan­ity?” Arthur C. Clarke
And now, the actual content:
1) Get­ting ( Read more... )

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“These are times in which a genius would wish to live. It is not in the still calm of life, or in the repose of a pacific sta­tion, that great char­ac­ters are formed. The habits of a vig­or­ous mind are formed in con­tend­ing with dif­fi­cul­ties. ( Read more... )

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“An archae­ol­o­gist is the best hus­band a woman can have. The older she gets the more inter­ested he is in her.” Agatha Christie
And now, the actual content:
1) My par­ents
2) My laptop

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“There are years that ask ques­tions and years that answer.” Zora Neale Hurston
And now, the actual content:
1) YMCA Mem­ber­ship
2) MARTA access

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First, a ran­dom thought:
“Writ­ing, when prop­erly man­aged, (as you may be sure I think mine is) is but a dif­fer­ent name for con­ver­sa­tion.” Lau­rence Sterne
And now, the actual content:
1) Medicare
2) My scooter
3) Amelia (my cat)