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Tag: Vagabond Class

October 28, 2020 Locke

On the Fragility of Our Connections

On the nature & fragility of friendship, of love & its connections & how people so often change the connections they have always known.

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May 20, 2009 Demosthenes

Fighting for Substance

A quarter-life crisis to be followed by a mid-life crisis to be followed by a late-life crisis to be followed by death Fight Club

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May 20, 2009 Locke

Having the courage to change

The freedom to change our lives, as we ostensibly have in Amrikan society, is largely an illusion without possessing the courage to change our

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May 13, 2009 Locke

Communities of the Third Culture

In a largely nuclear, de-centralized world, how do we replicate such a natural cultural community. Do we even want such a community?

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April 15, 2009 Correspondence

Rocketman

I never get tired of take-off. In 5 years of steady and sometimes mind-numbing travel at Cerner, I got tired many things about the

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August 7, 2008 Locke

The Terrors of Owning Furniture

… The Vagabond Class and the Third Culture Kid I sometimes wonder how the instability of my 5 years with Cerner has shaped my

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