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Very nicely put. A minor quibble about the Europeans’ casual brutality: Not casual at all, they were stealing the Indians’ land and heritage and they knew it.
Poor Paterson indeed. A third world country surrounded by denizens of the first world, who if they notice Paterson at all stop in admiration at the stately edifice that was so wonderful 100 years ago and badly needs replacing by a 21st century facility, in order to serve a vastly different population with different needs. Speaking of “weeding.” And let’s not mention the multi-million dollar art collection that may not be sold under any circumstances.
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Hope you are not in the eye of the storm. If you are, take care. Hope it passes swiftly, with no damage. I have nominated you for the One Lovely Blog Award. For more details:
Thanks, Fransi! Yes, we are in the path of the storm, but we are as ready as we can be. I’ve made lasagne, which is proof against all harms.
And here I had guessed that the title was drawn from that Jane Fonda quote: “We were not meant to be perfect. We were meant to be whole.” 🙂
Good guess! But I’d never heard that. I agree with Jane. Thanks for stopping by!