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	<title>Comments on: Remarkable Experience vs. The Practice of Remarkability</title>
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		<title>By: Linda</title>
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		<description>Dear Bart,

Very, VERY nice essay!  I loved it!  And yes, it is true.  Sled dogs are extremely focused on what they LOVE to do... which is also their &quot;purpose&quot;-- what they were born for.  Plus, the breed is genetically predisposed to pull.  It&#039;s in their genes.  I run dogsled tours in Western Maryland-- they don&#039;t care where they run/pull, or what they run/pull!  If you got on the sled while they were being pet... excitement over the pulling possibility would become much more important to them then the physical attention.  Hey, I used to know a mushing &quot;Kim.&quot;  Was she a bit chunky with short blond hair?  I wonder where she ended up.  Come dogsledding again... many tour operators are all over the lower 48 states!  Best, Linda</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Bart,</p>
<p>Very, VERY nice essay!  I loved it!  And yes, it is true.  Sled dogs are extremely focused on what they LOVE to do&#8230; which is also their &#8220;purpose&#8221;&#8211; what they were born for.  Plus, the breed is genetically predisposed to pull.  It&#8217;s in their genes.  I run dogsled tours in Western Maryland&#8211; they don&#8217;t care where they run/pull, or what they run/pull!  If you got on the sled while they were being pet&#8230; excitement over the pulling possibility would become much more important to them then the physical attention.  Hey, I used to know a mushing &#8220;Kim.&#8221;  Was she a bit chunky with short blond hair?  I wonder where she ended up.  Come dogsledding again&#8230; many tour operators are all over the lower 48 states!  Best, Linda</p>
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