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The Monday Morning Memo

I don't remember meeting Dick Paetzke but I do know this: the man can write.

Most books of collected wisdom ooze with sappy, Hallmark card-type emotional gushing. This one is different. Dick Paetzke approaches each subject from such an unusual angle that you never quite know where he's taking you until you get there.

Sadly, the world is full of people who have lots to say but who can never quite find the words. Dick Paetzke is not one of those people. His descriptions sparkle brightly in the mind.

Dick Paetzke is a talented writer.

I, on the other hand, can only say in my stumbling way, this: Buy the book. You'll like it. It will make you smile and think good thoughts.

 

 

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- Seneca's letter 23 to Lucilius

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