Dispatch from Bewilderness
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5 Q's and a "W"
Stories can go forward, backward, inside-out-ward, wayward, even more wayward, not to mention, sideways and upside down. Especially if you’ve been hit by a truck. Then just about anything seems like it connects with just about everything el...
Unexpected spikes
An earth rock the size of a train car or 22 penguins has narrowly missed Pensacola. That is useful if you measure length in penguins.
Two minutes plus 55 million years
Sort of like when EMTs and Jaws of Life extracted me from truck
Upper Case in Outer Space
Meanwhile, back in Outer Space, a former earthling named J discovers (or thinks she discovers) that every civilization goes through three stages: Survival, Inquiry, and Lunch. For example:
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Judith Hannah Weiss began writing at Time Magazine and has freelanced for 35 years. She has been honored by nominations for both The Pushcart Prize and The Best American Essay. Her posts take less than 2 minutes to read and include her own art.
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