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I changed my blog template--again. I hope you all don't mind. I liked the other layout (it featured a picture of what I am pretty sure was a plaza in Buenos Aires); however, the columns were too narrow and it frustrated me. So. Hopefully this will allow better formatting of pictures and text.

I will write more soon; I am a little bit down today, and a LOT tired, and mostly thirsty and just wanting to read. I am in intellectual reclusion.

recluse |ˈrekˌloōs; riˈkloōs; ˈrekˌloōz| noun a person who lives a solitary life and tends to avoid other people. adjective archaic favoring a solitary life. DERIVATIVES reclusion |riˈkloō zh ən| noun ORIGIN Middle English : from Old French reclus, past participle of reclure, from Latin recludere ‘enclose,’ from re- ‘again’ + claudere ‘to shut.’