What My Dog Taught Me About Minneapolis
On my 54th birthday, while grieving my dog and watching the internet tear itself apart over Minneapolis, I realized why I could see it clearly: I hadn’t been consumed because I hadn’t been consuming.
On my 54th birthday, while grieving my dog and watching the internet tear itself apart over Minneapolis, I realized why I could see it clearly: I hadn’t been consumed because I hadn’t been consuming.
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