LadyFisher's Article

And they say "You can't go back home." De Ja Montana took me back to many of my roots. Thanks Deanna!


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Lotech Joe

Thank you LadyFisher. De Ja Montana was fun, and reminded me of where I used to live
once upon a time.

Sadly, I fear such places are slowly fading
away, and our grandkids will never experience
such trusting and simple ways.

On second thought, perhaps it is because those of us who lived it are slowly fading
away too.

Sincerely, Panfan

[anglerdave]

I can see now that will be another book I'll need to read. Hmmm! Let's see, so far I am re-reading McGuane's, The Longest Silence, partway through Full Creel by Nick Lyons and halfway through To Know a River by Roderick Haig-Brown. So many books so little time!