I must say I am confused. How is it that a man, who fears for his own safety, can shoot another man and get away with it? And yet the other man cannot defend 
himself. Because if and when he does try to fight off his attacker, he is essentially giving the other man permission to kill him.
Just asking.
Seriously, I would like someone to explain it to me.
Let me ask the question another way. Let’s say you were out, minding your own business. Suddenly you are
What a weekend! David Sedaris on Friday night. And a play on Sunday afternoon. Following a pretty hectic week. With an even more hectic week to come, this 
week. Maybe I should double my vitamins. Don’t be surprised if I post a bit later in the morning in the next several days.
A friend of mine received the theatre tickets as a Christmas gift. And I was the beneficiary of her niece’s (and her hubby’s) generosity. Thanks, by the way. We went to see “RACE”, by David Mamet.
Very provocative. Very politically incorrect.
I had no idea what to expect. Usually I’d google it before hand, but this time I didn’t. My friend invited me, I accepted, I made note of the day and time in my calendar, and promptly put it out of my mind. I guess I was preoccupied.
If you’re not familiar with him (David Mamet), he’s an American author, playwright, screenwriter and film Continue reading
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