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That’s my Way 06
That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke © 2024 Six, Final Searching back through wiser eyes, I realize what they really saw. I really should have tried putting myself in their head, not expected them to already be in mine. Or at least, tried keeping it dignified. That quirk was far from trivial; what actually […]
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That’s my Way 05
That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke © 2024 Five I sent him an enthusiastic handprinted letter the day after the show, pointing out a misspelling of “school” on his brochure — very bad public first impression for any aspiring Education Governor — made a few layout and wordage suggestions since it needed changing anyway, offered some […]
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That’s my Way 04
That’s my Way Dixon Stuelke © 2024 Four Seeing eye-to-eye with this caring tall man lawyer hopeful candidate, I decided to give him a little boost, and recommended some readings to help him understand younger voters’ life experiences and viewpoints, and ways a modern candidate might better appeal to us. Then I offered him an […]
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That’s my Way 03
I won’t say his name; I feel I should protect his identity. He never asked me to, though. For some reason, I like to keep quiet when someone might be embarrassed or something, like I’m holding a secret — even when they don’t ask, I don’t tell. It’s just my way.
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That’s my Way 02
But all that piece really says is: to enrich their whole profession, our lawyers deliberately overpopulate our Government, theretofore to forge and force upon us way too many all kinds o’ laws, with highly-extracomplexified legalese jargons and hyper-convolutionary legalistic procedures, systematically anti-pro-se-ing our legalary systems, systemically quashing all hope of effectual self-fending, compelling us without recourse to count on completely their crapshoot legalistocratic interventions. . . .
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That’s my Way 01
This story’s called, “That’s my Way”. There’s a whole great big other reason why it’s called “That’s my Way” like that, with the “my” not capitalized. . . . But, that’s another story. This story’s about a sweeping reform I once initiated in the whole state education system, top down. But the next time I went stirring things up over there . . .