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Jill Strehl
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Grief

Grief For a long while, I have noticed and resisted and — yes — resented a distinct trend being set and applauded by our culture. It is this: People are hurried along, our grieving and sorrow duly noted, and often shared, not perfunctorily, but honestly — by those who love…

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19 hours ago

Congratulations!

It occurs to me how quickly our victories — both major and minor — have a way of waving to us briefly, peace-sign-faux-gang-sign-of-youth, as we flash past them in the glittery perfumed fairy dust of I DID IT!-Hallelujah!-That’s-Over! …

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1 day ago

It was the money.

In 1971, I read one of the very first books available on renewable energy, from the largest mainstream campus bookstore in Austin — “The Other Place”. The heavily researched handbook set forth in layman terms, the use of readily available alternate sources of energy — wind, solar, and fuel for…

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1 day ago

Don’t forget to remember

Worst case scenario — the vaccine time-release destruction quotas/goals, i.e., the early first and second-year deaths have already been met, so now we move on to the longer series of really random-appearing deaths. Nothing provably attributable to the vaccine, as arterial and venous damage has been reliably cumulative. Add to…

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Mar 11

camptown ladies

The Silicon Bank Shuffle is a new tune in your heads-up playbook. Start-up entrepreneurs got slammed. They are baffled by this monetary access sudden death event. Hear the dance of desiccation prelude tuning up? Opening notes, ah! there’s the theme, a recurring narrative — a foreboding, Aaron Copland-esque promise of…

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Mar 8

Sparrows

Theories — if we have the capacity, or the inclination, to process what we need and leave the rest — can be useful in terms of inviting the mind to either make that discard, or take any relevant points a step further. …

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Feb 25

Reflections in a jaundiced eye

It is not our nature to examine our deepest insecurities. But they are always there, waiting for a break in the cosmic chatter to blurt out something embarrassing. Our lives…

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Feb 12

And all ya gotta do is just wink your eye…

It is now 2023. Just one year later, we are faced with a brand-new future of how things shall be. And nothing can change the shape of things to come? Flashback 2022: After being purposely frustrated with call wait times, constant pitches to hurry-up-and-wait, BOGO. no salesman will call if-you-act-now!….that…

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Feb 10

Freedom on Our Minds

I’d say, a good place to start is for — ALL OF US — to refuse to be shadow banned, dismissed, jailed, locked out, left behind, put in fear of no longer being able to communicate with each other. Now, THERE’S the problem, though, isn’t it? When we have put…

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Feb 9

We are created equal, but have different needs.

Don’t leave the soap there. Communitarianism has been around a lot longer than it has been on the common man’s radar — what it is, what it will mean, how it encroaches on the privacy…

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Jill Strehl

Jill Strehl

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"We turn on each other for what we are not. I fear that more than the empty room." -J

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