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Recycling a Call to Action
A few nights ago, my mother, my friend Shelley Feldman, and I went to a concert entitled “Women of Woodstock”. I imagined beforehand that the songs would be a nostalgia trip, prompting in me, perhaps the urge to sing along. … Continue reading
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On War and its After effects
My friend, Beth, recently learned that one could lend a Kindle book for two weeks to a friend. She wanted to figure out how to do it, so, having several books she thought I’d like, she kindly selected me as … Continue reading