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if you want to get in the nuts and bolts of the real world, a child is born. the first thing they need is air. very few people are dying of asphyxiation. the second thing they need is liquid. very few people are dying of thirst. the third thing is food. there's enough food on this planet to feed everybody twice over. why, why, why are they going

a disciple asks the rebbe, "why does Torah tell us to 'place these words UPON your hearts'? why does it not tell us to place these holy words IN our hearts ( Read more... )

the thing about walking as compared to driving is that when you're walking you really don't know what's going to happen to you. you could trip and fall or get hit by a rock. or like, this one time when i was walking to the store to get a soda. i saw this kid up ahead of me on a tricycle. i didn't think anything. i just thought...kid on a trike ( Read more... )

taxi to the runway with my head on your shoulder. seatbelts are fastened. your hand holds a camera. a picture of us on our first flight together. nestled in the back of the plane. in the photo our eyes glow in anticipation; a sense of importance of what is happening ( Read more... )

walking through the undergrowth, to the house in the woods. the deeper i go, the darker it gets. i peer through the window, knock at door. and the monster i was so afraid of lies curled up on the floor. he's curled up on the floor just like a baby boy.

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After exiting Ford's Theatre, John Wilkes Booth mounted a horse that was being held by Joseph "Peanuts" Buroughs, an innocent theater employee. Booth rode down the alley, turned left up another alley, turned onto "F" Street, and headed toward the Navy Yard Bridge. Although the bridge was guarded by Sergeant Cobb and his detail, no passes had been ( Read more... )

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