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Good, Simple Good Fun and Street Healing
Someone told me recently that I missed my calling and should have been a writer. The comment confused me. I have only been 75 years old for less than a year and am already writing. “What is the rush:?” I… Continue reading
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Good, Just Plain Good
Perhaps the mother and father of all the holiday celebrations is the Solstice promising the return of the light of day. We can all drop our roles and heavy responsibilities for this season and concentrate on the good things our… Continue reading
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Good, Fools and the Power of the Quote
One of our new ‘political’ billionaires recently referred to the German Chancellor as an “incompetent fool” on the tragic story of the Christmas market attack in Magdeburg Germany. One really needs to ask who the fool is here. This writer… Continue reading
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Good, Energy Addiction, and youth as our Sacrificial Lambs
One of my contracts in organizational work was working with a community that was recognizing the importance of changing to a harm reduction model to reduce the scourge of drug addiction. Now with time and perspective, as I watch the price… Continue reading
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Good, The Man That Was, and The Fourth Monkey
How did the man that was become the man that is; the President Elect? Lately I have heard people ask this puzzling question over and over. As news and events place an overlapping trance upon last years news we see… Continue reading
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Good, “Justified Killing”, and the Mortal Decision
The tragically mistaken idea of someone killing another human being can be justified based on their own private rational and personal experience has surfaced once again in the storm stream of the internet. It appears the CEO of Unitedhealth may… Continue reading
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Good, Democracy, Kakistocracy, and Demise
The joy of any age is to see new words of ancient lineage showing up in the headlines. This week’s new old word is Kakistocracy. Of likely Greek origin it describes a government overrun and run by the least competent… Continue reading
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Good Violence and Winning the Revolution
Sometimes it seems from history’s lessons that the only thing more difficult than losing the revolution is winning it. The victors inherit the structure of governance, or what is left of it, and have to do better than the vanquished… Continue reading
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Good, Authority and the Idiot’s Power
When a new administration appoints the cabinet members, state or federal, the prayer is the appointees have the authority (authenticity/expertise) to handle the power (simple leverage) of their new charges. The attribute of authority is a life time disciplined project,… Continue reading










