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#291: Unfair

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Maya is 14 today. Tell her she's pretty. Maya is 14 today. Tell her she's pretty.
I took a photo of this like five or six years ago. I took a photo of this like five or six years ago. It's still there. And I still miss the comfort too. If you want some comfort reading, Dionysus in Wisconsin is free on Kobo this week. If you've read this far, tell me how you define comfort reading and what your favorite comfort book is.
E pur si muove, right? Things are kinda awful but E pur si muove, right? Things are kinda awful but the world is still beautiful. Rough week. I'll try to be funny again tomorrow.
Find it at askamedievalist.com or wherever you get Find it at askamedievalist.com or wherever you get your podcasts. #historyFacts #history #HistoriansOfInstagram #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #medievalists #bronzeage
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