Every year I promise myself that I will look back on what was accomplished with a somewhat less critical eye than I generally approach everything else. It’s a year’s end resolution that I fail at regularly.
Two experiences in the past few months have made the self-imposed task more difficult to ignore.
The first came in September. After several . . .
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