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Anger is a poor substitute for insight, but often serves as one.
Too often those who write books or make movies and TV shows use their platform to exorcise their demons. Nothing wrong with that so far as it goes, but it also molds the opinions of those that consume it, so they think it's normal to be angry and not the exception.
Some people just aren't happy unless they're angry. Some people just want you to be angry too, and if you're not, they're not happy.
There is a patient, considered answer to everything. I often struggle to find it myself.
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There's all kinds of stuff I'd like to blog about, but don't. More people with more readers are doing it elsewhere and better than I could. What no one else can blog about that I can is my hometown, my childhood, my family, my faith (after a fashion), and the perspective I lend to those and related things. And no one writes like me. Or you. Sometimes that’s all you have, and sometimes that’s enough.
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I found that Fontanini Cross (that I referred to earlier ) on this blog while looking for images: Rambling Follower . I visit occasionally. The writing is warm, honest, gentle and unpretentious.
(The author and I have a different perspective on David McCullough's commencement address at Wellesley High School )
It's not often I stumble across a site that I return to regularly. Especially one I have absolutely no connection to.
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