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Yaaaas. "I want to try, so our weird algorithm-bent feeds aren't molding us into their version of who we are."

Sending you all the best for a gentle recovery, Glenn!

The color change aspect is interesting; I didn't realize that happened.

I am so very sorry to read this. I'm so glad you have so many people in your corner.

Fantastic, Greg! Congratulations!

That's fantastic -- huge congratulations!!

Brava! Good for you. Agree: "Just begin. Somewhere. Anywhere."

Is that seriously the email address? If so I hope it's a person in customer service with the last name of "Hurts". If not, yowza.

...for nearly 2 decades, was arrested as a 'foreigner' and deported. He died inside a cattle car heading east.

Brutal? Yes. Does that action still reverberate seven decades later? Yes. Was he welcomed until a new regime told him he was no longer welcome? Yes.

...warmly welcomed foreign workers, as they needed to replace able-bodied men lost in WWI. Her father loved France, loved Paris. He worked as a locksmith.

Everything changed in 1940, of course.

In November 1942 her father, who, despite having lived in France ...

Can't wait to listen! Good luck with all the behind-the-scenes work!