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The center of the universe
I suspect that when we’re seriously engaged in the act of dying it feels like we’re the center of the universe. Tito PS—Feel free to subscribe. This is…
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Death in Palm Springs?
I like Palm Springs. It’s like a beach town but without a beach. It’s a nice town, but not so nice that I’d want to die there. So, think with me, where…
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From Classical Wisdom blog
November 2nd, Día de Muertos--tribute and panel discussion
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Blistering crow feet
Corvids in our time of incalescence
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Journey to the End of the Empire
On the Road in Eastern Tibet, nonfiction by Scott Ezell
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Both Feet on the floor
Tito Titus, "I can still smile like Errol Flynn," Empty Bowl Press
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On Death and circumstance
On Death and circumstance
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