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Mythmaking And Simon
My last post was a bit of mythmaking. Something I have been doing for years, not always aware that it was that. I have mentioned, in other posts, that in the course of trying to find a safe and peaceful … Continue reading
The Wild Child
In response to Claudette’s weekly writing challenge #12: Inspire http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ About fifteen years ago, when my middle daughter was still in high school and working part-time in the evenings, she came home from work exhausted, one night, and was complaining … Continue reading
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