What happens when we talk to animals?
Hey,
I recently enjoyed watching a handful of movies:
1.
Space sweepers
Fun, comedic, and a well-paced story. I could easily watch this as a Tv show. This movie streams on Netflix right now.
2.
Boss Level
Frank Grillo plays Roy Pulver, a retired soldier, stuck in a time loop. It is a sci-fi movie laced with lots of dark comedy.
3.
The Mitchell’s vs the Machines
A quirky, dysfunctional family’s road trip takes a turn for the worst amidst the robots apocalypse. I enjoyed mostly the quirky family premise of this movie. Lovely watch.
On other news.
My marriag engagement was a success. She said yes.
I will release a trauma audio show to paying members later today. A chance to purchase for everyone else will come next week. I will release a new magazine issue in the same week with its accompanying audio. To be purchased together at a limited time after they will sell separately.
Enjoy today’s picked stories.
Until next Tuesday.
— Joel
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What happens when we talk to animals?
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Quote
“I think if you can take care of yourself, and then maybe try to take care of someone else, that’s sort of how you’re supposed to live.”
— Bill Murray
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Disclaimer
The Note — is a manageable selection (3 items) of engaging, practical, and personal stories that make your day a little more pleasant.
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Hi, I’m Joel. I write this letter to you every Tuesday. My goal with this simple letter is to present you by way of email. A manageable selection of engaging, practical, and personal stories that make your day a little more pleasant.
