Drunk Drivers and Assassination Attempts





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What a week. Six days ago I learned that the husband and daughter of a local acquaintance of mine were killed by a drunk driver. Two other friends received serious health diagnoses. On Saturday, an assassination attempt was made on a former U.S. president. Wars are still being waged. National disasters whip up at a moment’s notice.

I almost don’t want to pick up my phone anymore. I was reminiscing yesterday about how easy and chill life was as a kid. There’s something about growing up that brings with it a sobering element. Life becomes especially real and fragile. Things change at warp speed (hello, this week’s
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