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Today is Shakespeare’s birthday. I didn’t want to go to bed without acknowledging that.<\/p>\n

And it’s the big 443. That’s a rough one. That’s when you wake up and realize you’re more than halfway to 884. And 884 is old<\/em>. That’s Eleanor of Aquitane old. And then you start wondering “Yes, I’m universally considered the greatest writer in the English language. But what have I really<\/em> accomplished?” And then you write a sonnet about time.<\/p>\n

You’re not actually still reading this, are you? I’m off to bed.\n<\/p>\n

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