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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Tired.
I decided to do an event, the Cumberland Library Author Expo. It was only from 1-4. I was rusty. I couldn’t seem to get into telling people about my books. After the third person, though, I fell into the routine. … Continue reading
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My life, in three words
Dialysis: My life revolves around the needle and the machine. Three days a week, first thing the morning, I get stuck with two needles. One has my blood going in, one has my blood coming out. And for four hours … Continue reading
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