There’s always a “two”. Should I just start out with “one” in these? Anyway… Train of thought: Because today is Farmers Market day, I was thinking about the 12 and 14 year-old boys on the cattle drive (Lessons of an Immigrant Father, which I bought at the Farmers Market). How would kids grow up withContinue reading “Kids (one?)”
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Synchronicity of the Day
There’s a local author (Gary Wietgrefe) who has a booth at the farmer’s market. It occurred to me that he might know of a local copy editor. Sure, I can find one on fiver, but I’m happy to support someone local. I went on Saturday, primarily to talk with him. He writes historical fiction. HeContinue reading “Synchronicity of the Day”
Attack Miniphany!
I got it! The biker gang does not attack Kier, itself, which is idiotic. They attack an outlying farm. I have already established that at least some of these farms have radios to talk to the sheriff. From chapter 13: “Nice to meet you, sheriff. I’ve got to ask, do you often stand on theContinue reading “Attack Miniphany!”
