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As seen in: Conroe Courier, Illumination, Medium, MSN, Chron, Houston Chronicle, Laredo Morning Times, Utility Dive, Ojai Valley News
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Your letters - Oct. 31, 2025

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By Leigh Hyndman, Bruce Johnston, Kathy Morgan, Patricia Dillon
| Ojai Valley News Verified
By Leigh Hyndman, Bruce Johnston, Kathy Morgan, Patricia Dillon and Eleanor Kas In response to Michael McMahan’s Oct. 24 letter in the Ojai Valley News, “Protests sound message at critical time”: I am only responding to Mr. McMahan’s point, in case anyone who read his letter missed mine that was published Oct. 17, with the headline, “Come on, Ojai. Step it up. Rein in your angry fellows.” He named me five times in his article, attaching me to issues that were not about my letter.
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By Patricia Dillon, Dr Mehmet Yildiz
| Illumination Verified
The most common sense advice is the hardest to implement. Press enter or click to view image in full size The mindset shift that occurs between your 20s and your 30s is unbelievable. Even more so than transitioning from being a teenager to a 20-something college student. Another birthday has passed, and the older I get, the more I realize that my priorities have shifted. For one thing, job security and stability have become high up on the list.
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The Curse of Mortal Men

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By Patricia Dillon
| Medium
“Who is that old gaffer in the corner?” Aeneas asked the tavern master. The place was old and drafty, and it smelled of spoiled ale and mildew. Wooden tables and chairs filled the room, scattered patrons throughout. In the back corner by the hearth was a larger gathering of men. An old man who had the look of a worn soldier sat close to the fire so that it warmed his tired bones. Around the elder was a collection of tradesmen and their apprentices who sat listening to him speak.
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