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Old Fashioned American Road Trips (and DragonLight)

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

First, Road Trips
Yup. We’re off. We borrowed a van, scrimped for gas, and headed out for a tour of the south with stops in Galveston Island (aunt and uncle), Texas; New Orleans, Louisiana; Starkville (grandma), Mississippi; and Ruston (brother), Louisia ... Continue reading »

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mj
11 months ago

Read it, read the whole series beginning to end. It is completely worth the journey and adventure.

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Rebecca LuElla Miller
11 months ago

Definitely the kind of story you and your daughter can enjoy together.

And btw, I seem to have resurrected your old blog link when I added you to the list this month. So sorry. Hopefully everyone will find their way here.

All lists are now updated!

Becky

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Sam
11 months ago

Mark,
I hear Matamoros is nice this time of year. Why not check out a border town?
-Sam

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mch3snut
11 months ago

Dearest Mr Goodyear:

I do not remember your e-mail address so I thought I'd send you this article via comment. It's an interview with a religious scholar James Carse. The whole interview is great, and I've linked to the page where the story's namesake "Religion is Poetry" comes from. I would like to get your feedback (perhaps...a BLOGPOST) about it.

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mch3snut
11 months ago

PS - The link is available by clicking my name!

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nissa-amas-katoj
11 months ago

Good luck on your road trip, I've made a few of my own, but they usually involve purchasing goats. It's amazing the strange looks you get when you have goats in the back of your truck....

I liked the 'castle built by committee' concept too, it explains a lot about how my own house and barn came into being....

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Adelani Aderemi
11 months ago

Now I know why you have not reply my mails and why I have not been able to publish my recent posts in the highcallingblogs.com
Have a nice trip. I am missing you here anyway.

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Tim
11 months ago

Hi Marcus

Just wondered if you would be interested in reading though my novel in the making - it can be found at http://www.spyjournal.biz/urban_space

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Julie
11 months ago

A dear friend of mine goes to school in Starkville but I have never heard anyone mention it outside of that context. Sounds like a fun trip!

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