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Life is hard, but at least it’s short. — E. J. D’Alise (circa 1980)
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Julia is absolutely spot on!!!!
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I don’t know . . . that’s kind of a downer attitude; all negative, and stuff.
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Geez, I love Mark Twain. He’s always right. The last quote from that guy circa 1980 🙂 is a bit … sad? cynical? true?
I read Michelle Maul, Private Eye. So good! I obviously don’t have time now but would love to try out Dent’s formula for myself sometime. Thanks for sharing.
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He had many good insights into human nature and the human condition, that’s for sure.
As for Michelle Maul, glad you liked it, and thanks for the high praise.
Once you have some breathing room — meaning, time to read as opposed to just write — ask me and I’ll send the link and password to the other longer (and maybe better) short story.
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HA! I have a feeling that t-shirt comes in handy often!
Fun funnies and wise quotes!
Thanks, Emilio!
(((HUGS)))
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It’s a bit chauvinistic but still funny. You are welcome, and thanks for stopping by.
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