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Monday Morning Memo

The Woodster and me,
one day when we were out adventuring,
stylin’ with a Duesenberg
that belonged to
the angel with just one wing who was known
as The Queen of Diamonds.

The BeagleSword was a blur of fur
and the rabbit hole was absent a rabbit
unless we count the one that belonged
to Abraham Lincoln but we won’t. 

“So raise your glass if you are wrong in all the right ways,
all my underdogs!” – Pink, Raise Your Glass, Oct. 2010 

Wizzo’s business partner, Michele Miller, says she
has adopted the following as her new life’s motto:

It reminds me of something Woody might have said.
 

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Random Quote:

“The Two Times We Read Don Quixote

  1. When a nation is pursuing a beautiful dream, the artists of that nation will paint, and sculpt, and write plays about heroes who fight against impossible odds. And they will cheer for Don Quixote, a visionary hero who saw beauty, justice and honor in a common village girl who didn’t know he was alive.

  2. Generations later, weary, disheartened, and brittle, those same nations will laugh at the absurdity of believing in heroes, and their comedians will mock the foolishness of relentless determination. And they will sneer at Don Quixote, a man who saw visions of beauty, justice and honor in a common village girl who didn’t know he was alive.

“

- Roy H. Williams

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