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Saturday, January 12, 2019
The Crown on Netflix
I had seen about 1 year ago or so many episodes of "The Crown" in Netflix and was fascinated because I was born just before 1950 when much of it takes place. Tonight my wife who hasn't seen any of the episodes wanted to start watching it so I'm watching episode 1 season 1 with her. It is interesting how the King deals with his illness and how British it all is (very different from how Americans likely would deal with the same thing). It's not that any way of dealing with things is right or wrong inherently. Instead I find the differences around death to be amazing all over the world.
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