[stylist] Thank you Bridget dedication to Edna Stl

[Bridgit Pollpeter]

The ancient Irish had a long practice of satire. This isn't the modern,
Saturday Night Live concept of satire we are familiar with though. When
a person wanted to ruin another person's reputation, a bard was hired to
create a satire. At the time, these were damaging, and people lived in
dred of the satire. This just demonstrates the power of the word. Now
that I think about it, modern-day satire isn't always far from this
intent.

Bridgit
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I feel the exactly the same way.  I have often said that we are the  
caretakers of words and they dictate where they go but we must take care
on how  
freely we allow them to roam.. Thank you so much for your feedback.
Myrna