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Okay, I just posted a bunch of blog entries. Actually I held back. Lots of thinking and reading and speaking and learning these days. I'm fixin' ta burst. Would love to hear your comments.

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Peterson Toscano said…
Wow, that is an impressive list. Where to begin??? I have read some of Nouwen and Lamott. My friend, Jenness in Memphis, is a big Lamott fan.

Amazon.com here I come!
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