Amanda Knox
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It's just there for everyone to see and to scrutinize if that's what they feel like they want to do. But it's an opportunity for me to build a bridge with another human being and they can decide to walk that bridge or not. And if they do, great. If they don't, okay. Like this is life. And so I feel like, yes, there is anger. There is grief.
It's just there for everyone to see and to scrutinize if that's what they feel like they want to do. But it's an opportunity for me to build a bridge with another human being and they can decide to walk that bridge or not. And if they do, great. If they don't, okay. Like this is life. And so I feel like, yes, there is anger. There is grief.
but there is gratitude because there is always always always opportunity within the pain right you know yeah i wrote chills in the margin here where um you talk about meeting um antoine day and josh kieser and they told me they told you their stories josh just texted me yesterday by the way yeah because we obviously remain good friends and i owe antoine a a call thank you for bringing him up
but there is gratitude because there is always always always opportunity within the pain right you know yeah i wrote chills in the margin here where um you talk about meeting um antoine day and josh kieser and they told me they told you their stories josh just texted me yesterday by the way yeah because we obviously remain good friends and i owe antoine a a call thank you for bringing him up
but there is gratitude because there is always always always opportunity within the pain right you know yeah i wrote chills in the margin here where um you talk about meeting um antoine day and josh kieser and they told me they told you their stories josh just texted me yesterday by the way yeah because we obviously remain good friends and i owe antoine a a call thank you for bringing him up
Because we're in the exoneree band together. And so I have to talk to him about what's going on at the Intersense Network conference this year.
Because we're in the exoneree band together. And so I have to talk to him about what's going on at the Intersense Network conference this year.
Because we're in the exoneree band together. And so I have to talk to him about what's going on at the Intersense Network conference this year.
But anyway, no, but that's incredible. When you speak of gratitude, I mean, getting to know other people that have that share some of the same experience as you has to be. Somewhat cathartic, right? Oh, totally.
But anyway, no, but that's incredible. When you speak of gratitude, I mean, getting to know other people that have that share some of the same experience as you has to be. Somewhat cathartic, right? Oh, totally.
But anyway, no, but that's incredible. When you speak of gratitude, I mean, getting to know other people that have that share some of the same experience as you has to be. Somewhat cathartic, right? Oh, totally.
Absolutely cathartic. And also so grateful that I get to encounter people and have something in common with people that I never would have met or had any reason to have a relationship with.
Absolutely cathartic. And also so grateful that I get to encounter people and have something in common with people that I never would have met or had any reason to have a relationship with.
Absolutely cathartic. And also so grateful that I get to encounter people and have something in common with people that I never would have met or had any reason to have a relationship with.
What an amazing thing. In part of the book, you talked about how certain scandals and things like that are... painted in a way that you brought your own self up and it's, you know, the Amanda Knox scandal or Amanda Foxy Noxy, or you brought up Monica Lewinsky. Yes. And I thought that was so interesting. And I never really had that perspective that we're erasing what Bill Clinton did.
What an amazing thing. In part of the book, you talked about how certain scandals and things like that are... painted in a way that you brought your own self up and it's, you know, the Amanda Knox scandal or Amanda Foxy Noxy, or you brought up Monica Lewinsky. Yes. And I thought that was so interesting. And I never really had that perspective that we're erasing what Bill Clinton did.
What an amazing thing. In part of the book, you talked about how certain scandals and things like that are... painted in a way that you brought your own self up and it's, you know, the Amanda Knox scandal or Amanda Foxy Noxy, or you brought up Monica Lewinsky. Yes. And I thought that was so interesting. And I never really had that perspective that we're erasing what Bill Clinton did.
Yes. Or what Ken Starr did or whatever, you know, like.
Yes. Or what Ken Starr did or whatever, you know, like.
Yes. Or what Ken Starr did or whatever, you know, like.