Offer sincere apologies for past careless mistakes, set three measurable daily goals, hike a short trail and let inner resilience guide every choice moving forward.
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“But, as you see, it's a beautiful day, the Strait of Hormuz is open and people are having a wonderful time!”
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This sketch makes my laugh like a drain but because of a characteristic as opposed to a punchline. That's what makes it so clever, I suppose. We quote it ad nauseum in our house.
All together now:
What, forty, forty five years??
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Cheer yourself up, here's Swiss art-punk band Kleenex from... 77? Essentially Elastica, 20 years early
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Premier comes on Thursday for new Junipers music....😍
youtu.be/8UQBZT-dHKA?si=e9Im…
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From @newyorkerhumor: An ode to Lord Byron, à la the 1990s. nyer.cm/X08TZB7
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Listen to @MargaretAtwood read and discuss a short story by Alice Munro. nyer.cm/uFeilMH
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“In the dreams he speaks to me in English and I understand.” A new short story by Junot Díaz. nyer.cm/FJGQYXQ

ALT A quote that reads, “If I’d had my way, I wouldn’t ever have thought about the D.R., but in my household there was no escaping it. Those were the early years of our immigration, when my mother still kept up with the news back home. Every morning without fail, before I even had a chance to brush my teeth, she had me tune my father’s beloved radio to the Spanish stations. And, because I was the curious kid I was, I listened, and, because I couldn’t help myself, I learned,” from “The Ghosts of Gloria Lara” by Junot Díaz
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Martin Amis's caustic and bleakly comic novels redefined British fiction in the 1980s and ’90s with their sharp appraisal of tabloid culture and consumer excess — and his private life made him tabloid fodder himself. nyti.ms/3MfOs92
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Best £1m ever spent on anything in the history of money
Signed #OnThisDay in 2012, Jamie Vardy 🐐 🙌
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Nietzsche is quoted in the chat rooms of the far right, and he surfaces in leftist discussions about the future of democracy. How can a single thinker generate such varied interpretations? nyer.cm/qUFsY6Q
We picked up an old piano a few weeks ago and just had somebody around to clean and tune it. Underneath the keys he found a lovely message from a father to his daughter written 109 years ago - and which probably hasn’t been seen by anybody else since…






















