Recovery is a yearning for the moment before the bottom fell out. It’s a glance back at misunderstood origins born of egotism, naivete, and compulsion. Adjusting memory’s rough estimates changes the future’s trajectory when the forgotten is reinvented.
The roads and sidewalks glittered in the morning mist from a storm that had drenched the city the night before. Natalie peered out her car window at the overcast sky on her way to work and decided to stay late at the office that night. The forecast called for more wind and rain in intermittent
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We should all take a polygraph test every day and share our results with everyone aroud us, maybe on Facebook or something. Just to keep everyone honest. After all, the unholy trinity of false memory, insecurity, and ego can blur reality into an unhealthy and even dangerous hallucination. Misguided thought leads to misguided behavior. This
Here’s a video on how to format an MLA paper, to include discussions on font, spacing, header, title, body, page break, and page numbering. We hope you find it helpful!
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Anatomically modern humans have been fighting nature and each other for around 300,000 years. Times haven’t changed much for a fair number of descendants. Around 13% of the developing world is starving this very minute. They lack food security in some of the most severe circumstances imagineable. Moreover, only ten countries on the planet are
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Sandra Knauf has worn many hats in her garden writing career—she’s been a “Colorado Voices” columnist for The Denver Post and her work has appeared nationally in publications that include GreenPrints and Mary Janes Farm; she’s shared her work locally here on USR and on Colorado Springs’s NPR affiliate radio station KRCC. In 2011, she
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