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Just in the Nick of Time
So, you have reborn your magazine just in the nick of time given the state of the world…
Beginning with Yellow Submarine, of course; didn’t I see it multiple times back in the day? So, I felt I was on firm ground …
This notion of people seeing the same movie is a joke. I left the movie feeling - the colors !
Dave walked out thinking, “Yellow Submarine is a cosmogenic cookbook.” Can you all spot the difference?
Beginning with Yellow Submarine, you made me look up ‘ontological.' Undeterred, I read on straight into, “Picasso was painting in a Cubist style before Einstein conceived General Relativity." I believe that’s correct.
Later in the article, you warn us, “more Whitehead to come.” Now, that’s some summer reading. And, by summer, I mean the whole summer.
Back to saving the world cuz Time is running out, you know ?
Every lively magazine needs critics, cantankerous readers who write in provocative comments causing your
loyal supporters to take umbrage all over the place, provoking more offenses- creating a buzz. That’s the world right now.
By the way, is umbrage a great word or what? "Hey Honey, did you remember to bring your umbrage with you?"
So, a buzz is what’s needed here ...
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--John O’Brien
Keep Me on Your List!
Great reading. Keep me on your list!
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--Anonymous from Geneva, IL
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His Way, Not Mine
Amen! His will, not mine. Thank you for this beautiful prayer.
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--Patti Burkett
What a Lucky Guy!
What a lucky guy to have found this vehicle! Of course, all the pieces came into his life with perfect timing. His concert experience when he was 14-years-old triggering his whole life in music leading to inner peace.
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--John E. O'Brien