+ Follow ALFREDO LUZ Tag
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As our political situation gets more and more baffling, my preoccupation with sun baffles and building louvers is increasing, too. At the least it has diverted my attention to architectural design rather than to the more devious designs of those who aim to squeeze us dry of taxes, patience and sanity.
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Everyone seems in a paper-throwing mood nowadays. Exasperation, frustration and bewilderment rule the land as politicians figure out how to outsmart each other and mislead the citizenry. A baffling year this may be, but there was a time when to be baffled meant a solution to problems rather than a sentence to unimpeachable insanity.
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ALFREDO LUZ
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[Summary] => As our political situation gets more and more baffling, my preoccupation with sun baffles and building louvers is increasing, too. At the least it has diverted my attention to architectural design rather than to the more devious designs of those who aim to squeeze us dry of taxes, patience and sanity.
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