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Oily, Crusty Happiness

Last week I wrote: “There is an oily crustiness on the underside of everything.” Often, reality is presented as a flat surface and in order to see the underside, one must lift up a corner and peek underneath. Often, someone … Continue reading

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Snippets of Happiness

I am Psychopacetic: “a little unhinged, but okay with it.” A resident in a healthcare facility: “My maiden name started with an M. My married name an S. I went from BM to BS.” “There is an oily crustiness on … Continue reading

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Stupider Happiness

When a goon is in a Pure-White House And stupider maligns and mars Caprice divides the planet And love will fear the wars This is the spawning of the age of Precarious Age of Precarious Precarious Precarious Potpourri of poor … Continue reading

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Disheartened Happiness

In the jurisdictional world at large, there is a difference between legal and ethical. In the business / employer / employee / customer world at large, there is a difference between justifiable and just. FOR EXAMPLE: In many places it … Continue reading

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Happiness, unfinished

Two weeks ago I quoted the following passage from “The Silk Roads: A New History of the World” written by Peter Frankopan: “Although Europeans might have thought they were discovering primitive civilisations and that this was why they could dominate … Continue reading

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