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This is the monday morning reader for the first day of summer. On this monday in 1993, I went to see someone in the hospital. When I got there, the door to her room was closed. A nurse told me I needed to talk to her family · Historical truth is ill served when so many people want to believe something even if it may not be true. A reputable scholar contacted by one of the archives I was in touch with for this article insisted on the veracity of the quotes – but at the same time acknowledged he couldn’t offer any evidence for them! · As the author of numerous books, I’ve learned in my research that it is not unusual for myths, false statements, half-truths, quasi-truths, exaggerations, distortions, and all sorts of other apocrypha to creep into the public mind. They enter it through the main arteries of communication and its back alleyways and all too often are accepted without question by the public at large · When dealing with a quote, you should ask questions. Did they really say it? When and where did they say it? What was the context? What was the original language, and can we trust the translation? Many, many famous quotes fail these simple tests. Brainy Quotes is not a valid source · Those thoughtful patriots at townhalldotcom have compiled a list of 100 Americans that “the left hates”. Hating someone I have never heard of is strange. Seeing Amboy Duke (72) there makes me question my Journey To The Center Of The Mind · Tucker Carlson on Bari Weiss … “I got to give her credit … mid-level IQ, zero talent, very charming, relentless, great with people … She has outperformed her ability. … America still is a land of opportunity for certain kinds of people.” · I just learned that koan rhymes with go on, and is not pronounced like ice cream cone · The cashier said hon to someone. The person was amazed. They said that they had never heard a black person say that. They thought that was how white people talk. The cashier then asked, “how do white people talk?” I replied, “too much.” · cut my hair. forgot to put the #1 guide on the clippers, so my hair is very short now · One of Danitra’s dads is an empowerment facilitator. The other is an aura consultant. Before Danitra was born her daddies met and fell in love, and after 17 years of negotiating intimacy, they had a commitment ceremony · Some reader of Finnegan’s Wake is supposed to have commented to Mr Joyce: “You realize most of your puns are trivial.” To which Mr Joyce is said to have replied, “More likely quadrivial.” · before this all ends … is the prompt. Maybe I will understand this comment. Some reader of Finnegan’s Wake is supposed to have commented to Mr Joyce: “You realize most of your puns are trivial.” To which Mr Joyce is said to have replied, “More likely quadrivial.” It is highly unlikely I will read much by James Joyce before the third millenium ends, but I can always sound cool and lie about having read him. I know that Marilyn Monroe owned a copy of Ulysses, which she read in bits and pieces. before this writing prompt workout ends my microphone will be muted, probably by the host of the event. I meant to mute it myself, but got busy with the prompt. At least there is not a football game on, unless you are like most of the world and call the hands free sport football · I went to Seattle Pride in 1980. The sun was out, and men took their shirts off. The speaker at Volunteer Park asked the men to put their shirts back on out of solidarity with women · “An antilibrary is a collection of books that are owned but have not yet been read. The term was coined by Umberto Eco and popularized by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. The concept it describes has been compared to the Japanese tsundoku.” · Lebanon has a right to defend itself. Israel needs to acknowledge the existence of Hezbollah · Did Obama supporters ever say that anyone who supports McCain is racist? This is what Clinton supporters routinely said about Trump supporters. · waits bukowski nirvana · Pictures today are from The Library of Congress. Russell Lee took the social media picture in November 1941. “Farmer, Black Canyon Project. Canyon County, Idaho” ©Luther Mckinnon 2026 · selah