So glad you have signed up to receive the For Random Learning Comes Newsletter! This is the seventy-sixth edition. Previous editions can be found on the blog's Newsletter page. I send it out weekly, so if you don't get my email on Saturday morning, please let me know! (Check your junk and spam folders too.) *** The poem I wrote this week is a tongue-in-cheek rephrasing of the wise old saying, when you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. It's called Tools. Hope you enjoy it. I actually got a belly laugh out of my husband, and that is rarely a response I get from him when I read him my poetry! On more of a serious note, I wrote out some of my thoughts on an article by Ann Kjellberg I read, about publishers altering works of modern literature after the authors death, with the consent of the author's heirs. You may have heard of that scandal recently, involving Roald Dahl's children's books. That got my blood boiling. I had to pull out my Bitter Southerner Tshirt that says Read Banned Books and change my profile picture on social. And I also wrote this piece: Bowdlerized. That's all for this week. See you next time around! Andrea

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