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- Holy Saturday (Tree of Life)
- "Love Poem" - Thich Nhat Hanh
- The Madness of Burley Coulter
- "A Gun to Your Head is a Gun to My Head"
- City is Undone (Part III - Hell)
- City is Undone (Part II)
- An Economic Shift (Three Dollars a Day)
- "Black Swan And Bathrooms" - Kartina Richardson
- City is Undone (Part I)
- "Three Colors: Blue"
1 comment:
Thanks for the email. I stupidly deleted it before I thought to reply, or save your email... ahwell. It all sounded good, but I am now without your address, so resend that if you will, and your goods will be on their way, possibly accompanied by some home made cookies, or something :)
~Melissa
p.s.- the farm is great. i have really learned to appreciate the importance of community, where once i turned from my misconception of it at all costs. i am still learning how to embrace it as entirely as i can, which i guess is something i'll do forever. i just began reading some wendell berry, (i just glanced at your side bar) and my jaw is still around here somewhere, not quite fully reattached to my head...
don't be a stranger :)
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