Thank you Ernie Schenck, Shelly Mazzanoble, Celina grace Brooke, and many others for tuning into my live video with Andrea Hoffmann! We covered a lot of ground, including the astral plane. Is that ground?

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My first Substack Live, thanks to Andrea Hoffmann. I feel it was a smashing success.

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We don’t know what to be offended by. This is true in so many categories, but the gray area when it comes to nipples is enormous. (If your nipples have a gray area of any size, consult your physician.) It’s just strange that some nipples are considered obscene and others aren’t.

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Getting a haircut is like hitting a reset button. You leave the house and by the time you get back, the scraggly mess you’ve been seeing in the mirror lately is gone, replaced by the old you.

Finding someone who cuts your hair exactly the way you like it can be a frustrating, lengthy process. So, when I do happen upon such a person, I’m loyal.

I went to Joe for nearly 15 years, and I’m sure he didn’t know my name. He never asked.

I never set out to bother anyone. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid it. But there’s one area where I fail more often than I’d like.

To be clear, most of my encounters with the medical community are pleasant. Uneventful. Boring, even. Every once in a while, though, I find myself in a situation where things go sideways.

One of life’s cruel ironies is that as the hair on top of men’s heads starts to thin or disappear, nature takes said heads and plants more hair in every other place it can.

I pay attention. I try to catch things before they become a fire hazard. I’m probably even a little paranoid about it.

But I fear it’s a losing battle.