And make no mistake that the medicine that the Purdy’s found at that lake was no doubt strong. But the A-Frame that they built on that lake in the middle of Loyalist country became an receiver of that medicine, funneled towards its positive nature.

And make no mistake that the medicine that the Purdy’s found at that lake was no doubt strong. But the A-Frame that they built on that lake in the middle of Loyalist country became an receiver of that medicine, funneled towards its positive nature.
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Let’s start with this: I received the first physical copy of my first book of poetry, Big Medicine Comes to… Read more Weight of Just One Small Book
Talk of course leads to more reading and then turning on a feed from the station that provided a soundtrack to your life a decade back.
The view from the office now is of trees in full-leaf and the steady hungry scavenging of grackles on the… Read more Update from the Desk of D.A. Lockhart: Exactly What Have I Been Up To?