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This is the second version of those same lyrics. The music gives the words a different feel.

You’ll see.

The image below is the shadow of Jackson Whittington when he was a little boy. Jackson is in college now and much taller; about 6’4”.

The female shadow is Jane DeDecker’s “Into the Wind,” the life-size bronze statue that stands above the underground art gallery, just outside the south door of the banquet hall in the Tower at Wizard Academy.

Interesting trivia: that photo of Jackson’s shadow in a funny hat was taken by his father, Daniel Whittington. I asked for a copy of it right after Daniel snapped it about a dozen years ago.

Matt Willis is another person who often writes insightful things, but the insights that Matt shares are always business insights. We’re hoping Matt will write and record a couple of shorts for American Business Secrets.
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