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Catch up with Smart this weekend
Catch up with Smart posts from the week of Nov. 19, 2012.
Earthy and Expecting: Great expectations
Can a person get used to the unexpected? Can we really expect the unexpected, as the saying goes? And what about the expectations of others? Can we affect or change those expectations? Are we in any way responsible for them?
