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My son-in-law passed the first day of his new role in promising fashion. He stayed up with the baby to let Mom sleep. As with the human creation, night came first, and as in one of my favorite texts, there was a lot of weeping. Like a good father, my son-in-law met the needs of [...]
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A friend wrote a letter, describing her re-immersion in college life, as “pleasant vengeance.” “I am back on campus with a pleasant vengeance, enjoying everything like a freshman all over again.” A nice and clever turn of phrase, which works quite well in its context. But I’ve been struck with the utility of the phrase [...]
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