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\large{\textbf{Winter Solstice Greetings \hfill 2023}}

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Greetings to all friends and family.
This has been a difficult year for me.
The end of a relationship, medical issues, problems with the house.
I'm tired, struggling to feel the holiday spirit.
2024 is the year I turn 35---perhaps one could label this a mid-life crisis.
Still, perhaps the feeling of melencoly and listnessness is a holiday feeling just the same.
There are many stories centering around loss and Christmastime.



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Blaise Jonathan Thompson \\*
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1813 Fisher St. \\*
Madison, Wisconsin 53713 \\*
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1-424-225-2493 \\*
blaise@untzag.com \\*
https://blaise.zone

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