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The Blue Dog Journal: June 2012
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Tuesday, June 26, 2012. Part II - nine. Later that night, curled up in bed with Ginny after love, half asleep and her mind wandering, Rebecca said, “My cousin is getting married soon, I think…”. 8221; Ginny asked, not far from sleep herself. 8220;I just dreamed it,” the sleepy blonde explained. “I’ll call her tomorrow… Gotta’ give her our new number anyway…”. 8220;That’s right, Becca! In their simultaneously j...
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The Blue Dog Journal: April 2013
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Thursday, April 25, 2013. Part III - one. 8230;The dream is not always the same. Sometimes the man in the black suit enters the room backwards so that I hear him speak before I see the dreadful leer of his face. Her hand faltered and she rested the ball-point at the end of the ellipsis she had just jotted down. Damn if she could remember what she had finally understood! The words glinted in the shadows at the ...
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The Blue Dog Journal: November 2012
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Monday, November 05, 2012. As always, the next installment of The Blue Dog Journal is imminent. While we wait and see in which direction the narrative will next take me, I offer this selection of poetry from part II, chapter seven. As true readers will recollect, the following piece,. Was written by Ginny and appeared in. The Broken Heart Review. When I was young. You were the only one. To kiss my lips.
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The Blue Dog Journal: Part III - one
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Thursday, April 25, 2013. Part III - one. 8230;The dream is not always the same. Sometimes the man in the black suit enters the room backwards so that I hear him speak before I see the dreadful leer of his face. Her hand faltered and she rested the ball-point at the end of the ellipsis she had just jotted down. Damn if she could remember what she had finally understood! The words glinted in the shadows at the ...
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The Blue Dog Journal: Editorial Note
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Monday, November 05, 2012. As always, the next installment of The Blue Dog Journal is imminent. While we wait and see in which direction the narrative will next take me, I offer this selection of poetry from part II, chapter seven. As true readers will recollect, the following piece,. Was written by Ginny and appeared in. The Broken Heart Review. When I was young. You were the only one. To kiss my lips.
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The Blue Dog Journal: Part II - seven
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Saturday, April 07, 2012. Part II - seven. Broke my heart again,. This time right in two. I’ll give the pieces to you. James Hollowbrook –. Rebecca, taking the magazine from Ginny’s outstretched hand, smiled – the clear, golden smile which had been the first of her many charms to waylay Ginny’s heart. “Oh come on, Gin, you’re only six years older than me! When I was young. You were the only one. To kiss my lips.
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The Blue Dog Journal: January 2013
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Tuesday, January 22, 2013. Part II - twelve. Nine to ten hours later, Ginny was back at the house on Euclid Street, her black Malibu packed for their trip down the coast and idling in the pale light of the new day. From the driver seat, she spoke to Rebecca, sitting with her slim hand on the passenger door handle. “Just go around the left side of the house, “she began. 8220;How large a hedge? The passenger doo...
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The Blue Dog Journal: Editorial Note
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Monday, January 21, 2013. Coming soon. Part II, chapter twelve, in which Rebecca prepares to retrieve Ginny's journals. This will be the final chapter of Part II. Coming sooner or later, Part III, Chapter I! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is Not My Heart. View my complete profile. Previously in The Blue Dog Journal. Part II - twelve. Notes From a Life in Progress. Subscribe To The Blue Dog Journal!
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The Blue Dog Journal: Part II - ten
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Sunday, September 09, 2012. Part II - ten. By the time she got home, she had begun several mental “to do” lists, and was realizing the need for another as she walked through the door to find Ginny turning their new apartment upside down. Standing agape as Ginny ransacked the sofa, she asked, “What’s going on? 8221; she asked, knowing already that it was a journal. The lovers looked at each other. Ginny wrapped...
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The Blue Dog Journal: January 2012
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An open ended narrative about life in a small town on the border of California and possibility. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Part II, Chapter 5 will be posted soonish. It is already several hundred words underway. Technical difficulties on the home front may (or may not) delay posting. Links to this post. Friday, January 13, 2012. Part II - four. 8220;Well, that went better than expected…” Ginny clambered into the cab of the big white truck and plopped into the driver’s seat with a sigh. Rebecca giggled a...