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Thanks for a great novel, Mark. I'm looking forward to working my way through the rest of your oeuvre too, when time permits. May your adventures continue far into the future!
1 year agoWhat a different perspective I now have of Uncle Sterling! My earliest memories of him are from when I was four or five? He entertained me with goofy faces, voices, and crazy antics. I couldn't stop laughing. It was magical.
2 years agoLove the shorts!!!!
3 years agoI've thought this same thing about people's stories when I see abandoned houses.
3 years agoThat quote should be on your book cover. Lol!
3 years agoYou know I loved this part of the adventure.
3 years agoCowSpeak! Ha! I speak Bison.
3 years agoYou just creeped me out for sure!
3 years agoWho wears short shorts?
lol
I believe this picture may end up somewhere in black and white. LOL!
3 years agoAnd then she whipped a very agitated grass snake out of her apron and darted out of the kitchen and through the back porch screen speaking in tongues, never to be seen or heard from again....
I suppose it takes a lot of trust on both sides when relying on the kindness of strangers.
You put me in the way back machine mentioning the Good News. I remember thinking the expression was odd every time I heard it, and I knew what it meant.
3 years agoAhhhhhhh! you invoked the Fogelburg earworm!
3 years agoHi Greg, regarding the "one the most entertaining journals I've seen" comment.... I know you've read a lot of journals, so that's quite a compliment. Thanks! I've read yours, too, and have enjoyed all I've read so far. I'm looking forward to your next ride!
3 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to read it! And for thinking that I actually have an oeuvre. :-)
1 year agoI'm looking forward to your next installment, hopefully in the near future.