world economies might be
making patients worse.
Polly Toynbee helped me with this one.
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Right on!
Yes. So what I wonder is the cure? Take a gigantic match or lighter to the Leech doctors and burn them off?
You are so right.
what "Dr" can fix the broken patient we have become?
Very true!
Excellent, Dave! I recently read Barbara Kingsolver's The Lacuna, which wasn't a great book as far as Kingsolver goes (I think she's generally wonderful), but was a good portrait of Frida and Diego. After reading it, I looked at as much of her work as I could find on the Internet. I think I'd really like this book of poems.
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