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Cognitive Dissonance
You’d think a forecast of full sun in early June would guarantee a long day of strolling in the park, inching forward towards the solstice.
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Susie Kaufman
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The Pause That Refreshes
Heading into two cataract surgeries in June, I’m taking some time off to consult with my third eye in order to see what I need to see.
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Susie Kaufman
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Education Redux: Who Matters Most?
A Many Voices Guest Post by Ben Maisel
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Talk is Cheap. Check It Out.
Few things in life nourish the soul like good conversation.
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Susie Kaufman
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The Color of Crabapple
The Death of Humans and the Life of Democracies
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Susie Kaufman
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The Woman Who Changed My Life
I see my mother circa 1952 sitting on a dining room chair at a piece of furniture that’s a combination liquor cabinet and telephone table.
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Susie Kaufman
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Education, Please
We sat in rows of small oak desks supported by art nouveau wrought iron frames that were permanently screwed into the floor.
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Susie Kaufman
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