Rajanaka Newsletter February 3, 2024
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Saturday, February 3, 2024 Aho’ Rajanaka, I hope this finds you well. The sun, well at least I think it’s the sun, has peeked through this wintry morning in Bristol. My first reaction was “what’s that big orange thing in the sky.” Then I remembered, oh yeah, there is a sun just not much ‘round here. That’s cool, I say. Short of catastrophe, every day has got its longs and shorts. I really do want every day to be its blessing, even out here in the cold cloudy nowhere sane people would move to and mostly filled with rednecks wtf am I doing here Great Lakes. It has its charms. Living with yourself will be the hardest and the most important thing you ever do. Lord knows, others will appreciate your efforts. Well, maybe. Good to keep it real, I say. I am no optimist by nature because I find looking for the bright side is too much wishful thinking. But the cynic or pessimist won’t do either because, if you think about it some, those attitudes create the same deficiency