A biographer sifts the truth from a quarry full of facts. A poet or novelist intuits a quarry full of truth from a single fact.
Julia Cameron, Walking in this World
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- Monadnock Resonation
- Where i've been
- Meditation and the Brain
- Before and After
- Quote of the Day
- Deep Thought
- He placed a jar in Tennessee...
- Do they need the money that badly?
- Deep Thought
- The Big Bang down to the Final Sigh
- Party Allegiance
- Kind of Confusing
- First Line of Coetzee's "Slow Man"
- The High Cost of Discounts
- Kids say the darnest things...
- For those of you that haven't heard...
- More Insurance Absurdities
- There but for the grace of god...
- Bella Update
- Quote of the Day
- This is why Health Care needs to be reformed, somehow
- Um... Isn't that a bit over the top?
- You say Tomato, I say Blight
- Quote of the Day
- Um... Mr. Wilson?
- In Which I Demonstrate my Newfound Interest in Food
- With Regards to the Teabaggers Disrupting the Heal...
- Thinking of Bella
- First Paragraph of Inherent Vice
- Health Care Andicdotes
- Another Headlong, Fearful Escape...
- I Could Write Them Blindfolded
- Deep Thought
- Quote of the Day
- Cotzee's "Disgrace"
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