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You read a really long Monday Morning Memo today, so I’m just going to show you a few interesting photographs and some unusual pieces of art, okay?

– Indy Beagle

PS: At the end of last week’s memo, the wizard promised to give you “Part Two” this week. Did you notice that last week he explained there was a method, but he failed to tell us what that method was?  In this week’s memo, he explained the method that he was telling his client’s two sons about last week. Aroo!

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“The thing about the systematic reduction of a woman down to her parts is that she doesn’t always know it’s happening while it’s going on. Just one day she wakes up and realizes that all she was was a face, a line of cleavage, two legs, a couple of hands, the swivel of her pelvis, the swell of her breast. We were just the disembodied parts in the display cases. One day we wake up to find out that the diamonds were never chocolate at all; they were brown the whole time. And our bodies, which are finally ours again, can move on all we want, though they forever remain a library of our lives — of the hurt and the shame, and of what we either allowed or didn’t allow other people to get away with.”

- Taffy Brodesser-Akner, The New York Times, April 23, 2019

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