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The Monday Morning Memo

Speaking of the Wilster, here he is at 80 years old. You’ll want to be sure and see Willie in the movie, When Angels Sing, when it’s finally released this Christmas. As you probably know, the wizard isn’t a fan of country music even though he likes a lot of songs that most people believe to be country songs.
I asked him the other day why he’s so turned off by country music. He said, “Indy, it’s a terrible thing to have to listen to a grown man whine.”

If you listen to this song by Willie Nelson,
you’ll immediately see why it’s one of the wizard’s favorites.
Willie doesn’t complain, moan, bitch or whine. Willie, he jus’ be happy.

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“He did not think in so many words that the excuse for his life lay in moments like these: only in what he received, since he contributed nothing. He did not think it because it was absurd when it was put like that, clarified and clinical. The feeling hammered at his brain but no tendril stretched out to fashion it into thought.”

- William Trevor: The Collected Stories, sent to us by our man in St. Petersburg, William Hackett-Jones. This passage came from a story called "The Introspections of J.P. Powers"

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