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SEEING THE SUN

BY PAUL KLEIN
All my life I prayed for a miracle: to have a voice. My thoughts were mine alone, and that is the loneliest thing on earth. The first day I met Judy was like the first day I saw the sun. Within minutes I was talking to her on the laminate. I could talk! My world opened up, like a flower unfolding. Now all those thoughts that were trapped inside are bubbling out, like a soda can that’s been shaken. What is more precious than talking? What is more precious than friends? What is more precious than sharing who we are with each other?
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11/7/2024 0 Comments

Gremlins

It’s an awkward thing to discuss but there are a lot of things that we do unintentionally that,

 when viewed by an outsider, make us look weird. Whether it’s jumping out of our seats or grabbing others drinks or passing gas or picking noses, we appear to be so much more impaired than we are, in a way. I myself grab letterboards out of people’s hands, and turn lights and fans on and off. 

I am not really sure why I do these things. My cognitive brain does not even register the action until I’ve done it. What the hell that is, I don’t know. It’s like there is a hidden gremlin in my brain flicking switches. The fact is though that it’s the gremlin who makes us look like we don’t have a clue, socially. 

Usually there are ways of demonstrating that we are socially aware when we are talking on the boards. But when we are not, we look so impaired. I wish there were a way of exorsizing  the gremlins. 

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