> be well (or as well as any of us can ever be)

A friend of mine sent me this ... he's also a writer ... knows that
Camus is one of my favorite authors ...

>>
In his early thirties Albert Camus wrote (in a diary) "At the age of
thirty, a man ought to have control over himself, know the exact
reckoning of his faults and virtues, recognize his limits, foresee his
weaknesses -- be what he is.  And above all accept them.  Settle in to
being neutral, but with a mask. I have known enough things to be able
to surrender almost everything.  There remains an amazing effort,
daily, insistent. The effort of the hidden, without hope or
bitterness.  No longer negate anything since everything can be
asserted. Better than heartbreak."
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