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Three Word Wednesday.

Candid
Impulse
Risk

What triggers your impulse to help? Is the risk of reaching out exceeded by the potential reward? Do you prefer a candid examination or simply jumping in and getting started?
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Three Word Wednesday

Disarray
Rabble
Validate

“First Date Jitters”
“I’ve said all along, and here’s where my thinking dovetails nicely with the reality of the current situation…”
“Which is?”
“The thinking or the current situation?”
“Both.”
“Well, the economic meltdown, crash, stumble, flame-out, you name it, that current situation.”
“Oh… I was wondering why this place was so empty.”
“Don’t you follow the news?”
“Not really. It’s [...]

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Where is the boundary between a tradition and an obsession? For Mr. Chandler the Sunday morning ramble through the Metropolitan Museum of Art – never the vulgar shorthand ‘The Met’ – was his time of pleasure; a way to lift himself above the plebeian duties of his workweek. As a fancied connoisseur of the arts [...]

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Three Word Wednesday

Crumple
Illicit
Nerve

If this were a movie, then I’d be sitting on a battered chair, in an unheated room, squinting in the guttering flicker of a candle stump while I crumple successive sheets of paper and then angrily throw them onto the floor. Writing takes commitment and the nerve to take chances at bringing your [...]

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