We concede too soon, accepting things that are close but not quite. We champion things that are more convenient than true. Perhaps we think it's easier to settle than to live with uncertainty.
But when the just-right happens, we know because it rattles our bones.
It's Thelma and Louise. It's Whitney and the National Anthem. It's Alysa Liu with a gold medal and stripes in her hair.
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This week's letter is late due to an epic crashout I had on Sunday. I doubt I have to explain all the reasons a sentient, female American person might have crashed out this week.
I feel a little like this toaster. It works about 60% of the time, and the other 40% it catches fire. Just kidding, it only caught on fire once.
We still use it.
It's Thursday now and I have tools.
I've spent the las...
Father Richard Rohr is one of my mentors. He doesn't know that because he mentors millions of people. In his 56 years as a Priest, he's written more than 30 books.
As a beautiful gift to posterity, the wise folks at the Center for Action and Contemplation, which Father Richard founded in Albuquerque, started a podcast, inviting interesting people to join Father Richard for a chat.
About a yea...

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