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Footprints in the Wind^sm # 1967

For every right there is an equal and opposite right. Or rather several equal and plaited rights.

There are people maintaining they have all sorts of rights. Yet those rights end at the next guy’s nose. Both parties have rights, and in a country as big as ours, these rights are complexly braided. To pluck out one from the knot, you necessarily pull out several others. Rights are not alone, are ever befriended. We ask one another to be friendly.

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The more sure you are, the less you know.

:- Doug.

Breath
to observe it
is to touch it

:- Doug.

Vertical questions flow downhill: if you won’t ask never before asked questions, the grandchildren can’t ask even deeper. If your stories don’t, theirs won’t.

:- Doug.

My life changes season to season.

:- Doug.

How do my stories (mysteries?) get people to ask questions, reflexive questions of self?

:- Doug.

What was that Doug event all about?

:- Doug.

We as lawyers and elders are workers in life purposes and meanings.

:- Doug.

Rested
Restored
Reinvigorated
Complete
Void
Surrender
Shalom

:- Doug.

The stories and sayings
became part of them
that’s the way to travel 300 years

:- Doug.

Examine your story with an object of seeing your own self strange.

:- Doug.

Draw/Describe cartoons of your story.

:- Doug.

Retell and retell your story from the perspectives of the others involved.

:- Doug.

Write what you do not remember of that event.

:- Doug.

Footprints in the Wind^sm # 1966

People are dying.
It won’t go away.
I may be carrying it.
Would you like me
to wear a mask?

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Enquiry: Let us engage each other here.

:- Doug.

The practice of law is the practice of people. The practice of law is the practice of conversing.

:- Doug.

Impossible it probably is
To say something new
But to ask a never-before
Asked question
—Ahh!

:- Doug.

There are plenty of things to which we will not be able to go back. So we must resolve to engage artistry.

:- Doug.

I study not to cram in more but to set off sparks.

:- Doug.

I don’t want you to have a good death: rather, your own dying.

:- Doug.

Pain comes from expectations and from the extent by which we miss them.

:- Doug.

Dying is an individual work
some people keep on helping to the end
that attracts me

What work for me
but writing and reflecting and conversing

:- Doug.