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The Monday Morning Memo

I really gotta quit calling the wizard Wizzo.

The BeagleSword was Hook
and the rabbit hole was a Heron.

Gil, in fact.
Hook, Heron, Gil.
This will make a lot more sense if you
continue past this terminus page.

BUT
Please be aware that
if you click Will Robinson
you will be subjected to
some scholarly ramblings about
the symbols and images in
Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea
and how they relate to the Bible.
If you are allergic to that sort of thing,
DO NOT click Will Robinson.
Carry on.

 

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- Oscar Wilde, De Profundis

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