Japanese symbol denying access
“Many people feel powerless in our society, but if you can put 750 to 800 words together in cohesive and intelligent fashion, you can publish your views in the New York Times and influence millions of people, perhaps change the course of events and history. You only have one vote as a citizen, but with your words you can transform the world around you. It’s a very powerful tool.” Smith, Molly (2005). Live & Learn, VOl 4 # 3.
Inspired by Ailsa’s Travel Theme word of Inspiration.
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
Hi Pat!
Happy New Year.
Hope that you & your loved ones are doing well.
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It’s a good thing & it’s a bad thing. I guess it’s what’s behind the intention.
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True, and haunting indeed. Makes me think our press should be a touch more thoughtful.
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The words are there for everyone to use.
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It’s a scary thought!
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I suppose that’s one of the reasons we write…it hopes of making change in this world of ours.
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I hear it very strongly in your poetry, Charles.
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Yes. The power of having a free press.
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