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July 3, 2010

a couple things America got right...

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susan said so: Louisville, KY, United States; Welcome to my playground! You're free to stand on the sidelines and watch, or jump right into the middle of things, or any combination thereof that suits you. Expect what you find here to be fairly random; after all, it *is* but a dream. xox, Susan

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The Sin Eater's Paradox

"The most paradoxical aspect of the Sin Eater’s life was his role of being central to the well-being of the community but also ostracized from it. The Sin Eater was typically a man who spent much of his life alone, disparaged by the community he served – and yet, in one way at least, the most important member of that community for without him no-one who had sinned could enter the Kingdom of Heaven. At the same time, he was regarded as unclean, as strange and mad – and yet, if he was unclean, it was because of the sins he was eating. The sins of the community, not his own." http://ow.ly/5GgFN

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