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Wisdom - and a Compliment - From A Colleague

Yesterday I received a rather humbling email from a friend and colleague. Here is some of what the email - and the author - said.

"Hey Richard,

I started reading a book today and came across a quote that immediately reminded me of you.

--Latin, chaval. No hay lenguas muertas sino cerebros aletargados.
--Latin, my boy. There is no such thing as dead languages only dormant minds.
(Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Sombra del Viento)

Smiling? I thought I heard your voice when I was reading it."

Matt Kostakis


It speaks for itself.

I needn't say more, except,

"I was indeed."
Smiling, that is.

drg

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