HealdsburgPinot - The Monday Morning Memo

Go to :39 and when you’ve listened to that passage, you’ve tasted the wine.
It’s upbeat and light. With horns. Weird melody. Tasty. I think you’ll like it.

“Dilemma is a Greek compound noun meaning ‘two prepositions or premises.’ A dilemma is a situation that forces a person to choose between two equally unpleasant options. During the Middle Ages, philosophers used the word lemma when describing one of the difficult choices to be made in such a situation, which they called a double lemma. Eventually a lemma was also called a horn for two symbolic reasons: (1.) they typically come in pairs and (2.) their sharp ends are unpleasant if you get caught on them. Hence, when you face a predicament which offers only two, equally unhappy options, you are caught on the horns of a dilemma.“

- Indy Beagle

Go to :39 and when you’ve listened to that passage, you’ve tasted the wine.
It’s upbeat and light. With horns. Weird melody. Tasty. I think you’ll like it.

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Go to :39 and when you’ve listened to that passage, you’ve tasted the wine. It’s upbeat and light. With horns. Weird melody. Tasty. I think you’ll like it.

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Go to :39 and when you’ve listened to that passage, you’ve tasted the wine.
It’s upbeat and light. With horns. Weird melody. Tasty. I think you’ll like it.