Today, I read a letter I've received during my #FebFREEDOM challenge, and I discuss some things I've learned so far (during my drawing back from social media and the internet), about the seduction of sharing my opinion, the reality of a confirmation bias saturation point, and something about pitying our hearts–inspired by a short poem I will read by one of the greatest English Victorian poets, Gerard Manley Hopkins (whose best poetry was never published or fully appreciated in his lifetime).

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This is going to be about relaxing, good food, good conversations, and a lot of fun.

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xoxo
~Lisa