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Luck and Chance: epistle
“Dear John,” the letter read, “I seek advice. You seem to know some things, and seem quite nice. I wonder what you think of luck and chance. Do you believe we twirl in a mad dance of accidental happenings and … Continue reading
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Old Pottage
While you still have your youth is the time to find out your version of the truth; as you age, fear and doubt can crack the careful clay of all your work and play. Then in a heaping pile of … Continue reading