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Sunday, November 13, 2011

A Path Through a Wood

Posted by firstcitybook at 2:22 AM

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firstcitybook: (The comments feature was once turned off because of Spam. E-mail me, if you like, at firstcitybook@gmail.com.) I have multiple degrees in English, including a PhD, and currently teach college writing online. I would most like to live on the other side of the 98th meridian where it would be possible to see a great distance when stepping outside the door. Forced to live where the jobs are, I currently reside in the well-watered East, a couple of hundred miles east of the 98th meridian, with my wife.

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