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March Came In Like A …

Lynn Dorman, Ph.D.; J.D.
4 min readMar 5, 2022

lion/lamb? or lamb/lion?

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Ever since I can remember there has been the saying that weather-wise — if March comes in like a lion it goes out like a lamb — or if it comes in like a lamb it goes out like a lion.

I've lived in so many different parts of the country with so many different types of weather, that I don't pay much attention to what the first day of March is like. I tend to think of it as a lion/lamb because it mostly doesn't matter. It's come in like a lion and gone out like a lion — it's come in like a lamb and gone out like a lamb — and all other possible variations because weather is like that — especially these days.

This year I thought — what if it wasn't about the weather? What if it's about other things in life? Like my end of February — into March reads and income? Here. On Medium.

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I'm not sure whether to call it a lion or lamb — because — it sure was crickets.

And I know why. I published exactly nothing here during February and only 2 articles during January. I know from past experience that the more I publish the more reads and…

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Lynn Dorman, Ph.D.; J.D.
Lynn Dorman, Ph.D.; J.D.

Written by Lynn Dorman, Ph.D.; J.D.

NYC native, snarky, opinionated octogenarian, educated [with PhD and JD]- I write, I talk, I think, I opine, I teach — and will do so until I can’t.

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