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Monday Morning Memo

…When the street belongs to the cop
And the janitor with the mop
And the grocery clerks are all gone.
When the smell of the rain-washed pavement
Comes up clean, and fresh, and cold
And the streetlamp light fills the gutter with gold.

– Frank Loesser, speaking of 4AM
   in “My Time of Day,” a song he wrote for Guys and Dolls,
   a musical based on the writings of Damon Runyon (1880-1946) 

This song (below) and the scene it creates – and the new relationship developing within it – are definitely worth the 3 minutes and 13 seconds it asks you to invest…

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“‘The Holy Church of Christ Without Christ’ is well-written and interesting. But in the end, Antonio García Martínez proved that he was doing exactly what he was mocking: “Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly; Man got to sit and wonder ‘why, why, why?’ Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land; Man got to tell himself he understand.” -Kurt Vonnegut, Cat’s Cradle

It is obvious that he is an NT (intuitive thinker,) because he loves to work out the puzzle of things and then share what he believes he has learned. Like all of us, Antonio García Martínez ‘got to tell himself he understand.’ But again, the scope of the essay is worthy of the great philosophers and good brother Martínez does know how to condense big ideas into a tight economy of words. But having followed his thesis from beginning to end, the private experiences of my life convince me to continue to believe in Jesus.

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- Roy H. Williams, Easter Sunday before the sun came up, April 9, 2023

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