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SocialCurrentSee✅® newsletter in TriloGi - Issue for HOAs, CIDs

When you change the way you find things, the things you find change
WEB CURATORS Mike & Dee Dee Foxworth for ALTACITIES® as social media archivists aka ALTALOMAN® / CANSWERIST®, web moniker for content created and archived in … *
SocialCurrentSee® for and about COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS, more than HOAs, aka ALTACITIES® = “alternate cities” * SCS: CASTING the constant comments, stories, and ‘social currents’ of publisher, curator, webmaster ALTALOMAN® with a view of the sites below.
Now retired, Mike & Dee Dee celebrate his survival with mantle cell lymphoma (MCL) since Mar. 06, including a stem cell transplant from an unrelated donor in 2007 and Tomotherapy in 2009. “ALTALOMAN” is the creator and founder, web visionary, synergist and archivist for a variety of sites (some under the moniker ALTACITIES®), a family of web locations dealing with assorted life issues and important matters. canswerist.com + altacities.com + socialcurrentsee.com + magazines.altacities.com Today’s tweets are tomorrow’s posts…
Driving factors and selected reasons for this content and weekly revue (Fridays) of clips and news, the archive for the interests of a retired hospital development executive (2010) now citizen journalist and blogger:
✅ chronicle common interest developments (more than HOA matters) on a variety of topics (see ALTACITIES.COM®) including ✅ CONDO LIFE in a Southern California Inland Empire HOA (see TRILOPEDIA.COM®)
✅ MCL survival since 2006 (see CANSWERIST.COM®), unexpectedly, our cause for early retirement 2010 when continuous, sustained remission began
✅ philanthropy and fund development following a 40-year career in not-for-profit hospitals (see LINKEDIN® page)
✅ context of the written word, starting with the most-published work of human history (see LEAVE♥THE♥WORD®)
✅ aggregations in 41 magazines, the FLIPBOARDS of ALTALOMAN with 4,120 followers as of this date and the landing page for the original SocialCurrentSee®
Word-of-the-day: (something)
“In the bigger scheme of things the universe is not asking us to do something, the universe is asking us to be something. And that’s a whole different thing.” ~ Lucille Clifton
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