The John Oliver piece on harm reduction was SO GOOD. People can't recover if they are dead, and statistics show that a majority of addicted people do recover given enough time.
I am still reading every email. Love the podcast interview (I added the feed to my podcast feed) - do more ! ! ! - and I love Quitted …. Never forgot … how much you matter. How much you are loved and cherished. Even if it from us out here on the internet.
Timely, Tulane, def-in-it-ely and it's government subbed since you know, student loans. No one wants to talk about this quality of life issue re how too many colleges affects communities in many ways, like the cost of housing and I can't go to the park on the weekend b/c of contact buzz and craziness. The chronic sorrow, fit nicely with Help Wanted. I'm in that now. There's no amount of money. I thought these were like hum drum at first but they've kind of become like the list in Harper's with the loose coupling of association. Thanks. It's just so nice that some of us still READ.
Hmmm…I remember you recommending a book (‘best’) you read on grief. So you recall the book, by chance?🙏🏼
The John Oliver piece on harm reduction was SO GOOD. People can't recover if they are dead, and statistics show that a majority of addicted people do recover given enough time.
I am still reading every email. Love the podcast interview (I added the feed to my podcast feed) - do more ! ! ! - and I love Quitted …. Never forgot … how much you matter. How much you are loved and cherished. Even if it from us out here on the internet.
Xoxo. Love you.
Timely, Tulane, def-in-it-ely and it's government subbed since you know, student loans. No one wants to talk about this quality of life issue re how too many colleges affects communities in many ways, like the cost of housing and I can't go to the park on the weekend b/c of contact buzz and craziness. The chronic sorrow, fit nicely with Help Wanted. I'm in that now. There's no amount of money. I thought these were like hum drum at first but they've kind of become like the list in Harper's with the loose coupling of association. Thanks. It's just so nice that some of us still READ.