Hey Kids! Leave Them Teachers Alone!
The Inevitable Nudge Towards Communal Interaction
OK, sure, the subject line is a cryptic cultural ref, but hopefully the next column, “If You Meet Yahweh on the Road . . .” (coming Thursday) will explain it somewhat.
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Love & Light,
Jasun, after Job
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Yah, way out there man. War is the brick house?
And where's the Buddha when you want him? Or her.