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Top 4 warnings about the use of the word ‘just’ (It’s ‘just’ that easy)

Keith Harrison

“You are ‘just’ not as handsome as I need.”

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Then, they came for my privilege

Keith Harrison

They are coming for what I am privileged to, so I say, “All lives matter.”

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Etiquette

Keith Harrison

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word “etiquette” is a noun: “The customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group. 'The basic code that helps maintain a healthy society is etiquette towards others.” During the COVID 19 shutdown of 2020, as I have noted a few… Continue reading Etiquette

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My day ended with the mourning

Keith Harrison

It's June first, 2020, the day begins with beautiful weather.  The weather was clear, cooler than recently, but pleasant.  I had a hoodie sweatshirt on, a Michigan State “fan” hat, and shorts; I went out for my morning walk.  During this medical shut down I have gained solace and structure with my day by bookending… Continue reading My day ended with the mourning