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The Artist Can’t Be Trusted

February 01, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Hemingway, Lesley M. M. Blume, Papa's Protege, Plato, the white lies of a writer, truth and story telling
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I’m going to tell a story on myself in the hope of making a point.  Last week I went to pick up a new pair of glasses.  Twice I went back to the store to have the frames adjusted.  On each occasion, I was assisted by the same clerk.  Neither adjustment worked. When the young man
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Thoughts On Cake

May 21, 2015
by Caroline Miller
cake, Candice Bergen, human nature, invisibility, Philllip Ball, Plato, The Dangerous Allure of the Unseen
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In a recent celebrity interview, actress Candice Bergen, when asked if she had a motto in life, answered, “Eat dessert first.” (“Proust Questionnaire,” Vanity Fair, May 2015, pg. 174.)  I laughed because hers was a philosophy I could espouse.  Yes, I know pleasure as an end
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Confessions Of An Empty Soul

July 01, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"The Alchemist", Craig Brown, Paulo Coelho, Plato
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bread and jam
I read The Alchemist, a novel by Paulo Coelho, a few years ago. A friend had recommended it and as it was an international best seller, it wasn’t hard to convince me to pick up a copy. I enjoyed the story about a sheep herder’s journey from Andalusia to exotic Egypt and the people
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In Search of Self

March 25, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Ask the Brains" Scientific American Mind, "Dustin Calls the Shots. Finally", Dustin Hoffman, Meg Grant, Plato
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Dustin Hoffman
The actor, Dustin Hoffman, now 75, recently made the observation that “as the body becomes more limited, the soul expands.” Life, he proclaims should be about “finding that thing that the very idea of just fills you.” (“Dustin Calls the Shots. Finally.” By Meg Grant, AARP
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