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Expect the best, prepare for the worst….
I just finished Jeanette Walls’ period piece Half Broken Horses (BTW I would highly recommend it, she’s a great writer). In the book, this theme keeps coming up as central to the main characters personality. I thought of this as … Continue reading
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