One third molar was evicted. It was a sulky operation.
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Filumena Marturano is a dramatic play written in 1946 in which a former prostitute tricks the wealthy shopkeeper she’s been dating for 20 years into marriage so she can get the name for the 3 children she had while she was at the brothel. Sophia Loren plays her in the 1964 movie Marriage Italian-style.
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The art of cross-examination, as any art, has a measure of drama.
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The story of the plaster molds.
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Sensitivity, vulnerability, nurturing and nourishment are completely absent.
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Munching on a cold, dry, hard crust and having a strictly professional dialogue: some people never laugh, they only make noises.
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While there can be something terrifying about enclosed spaces, allow them to speak to you. Sit in the surroundings. Enjoy the narrowness. Small spaces allow you to create.
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When the least expected person treats you with kindness and trust don’t just say thank you, give kindness and trust to the least expected person.
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The Dying Gladiator.
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“Wendy?” “Yes, Lisa.” “Is the water warm enough?” “Yes, Lisa.” “Shall we begin?” “Yes, Lisa.”
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There are certain parental chores that feel more like labor.
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“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” ~ Jiddu Krishnamurti.
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Allow silence to guide you. Listen. Allow for error. Allow for correction. Eat an ice cream.
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An aristocratic disposition.
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How do you not get a noticeable air of being in somebody else’s hands?
The Havisham Hour 