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Slow writing, slow reading
I take a lot of care writing these pieces. They require walking and noticing, thinking and research, iPhone photos - and time. I’m not in a fluster. And you don’t have to be either. Every new post is sent directly to your email inbox.
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I hope to make more of my pieces available via my own voice recordings as I get the hang of all this. But, you know, time, time, time …
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