More than ever, it is time for good people to stand up.
When it comes to constituent letters, Congress should drop its current duplicitous system and Make Correspondence Great Again.
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Hunter Gatherer Nicholas Bate has just given a helpful nudge.
In addition to nonfiction, I've been slow-reading A Christmas Carol by the incomparable Dickens and In My Father's Court by the always excellent Isaac Bashevis Singer.
Nicholas recommends a Sherlock Holmes mystery.
Great idea!
[And, as the above trailer shows, Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot also had some Christmas episodes.]
Steve Layman has a quote from a commencement address by Tom Brokaw that is, I'm sad to say, painfully accurate.
I continue to be stunned by the pettiness that often arises in even the most sophisticated circles.
