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Gorgeous, Maureen! Here’s to a future house on the Bluff!
Look about you!
“… I hear lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore;
I hear it in the deep heart’s core.”
Beautiful photo, Lady of the lake.
How gorgeous. You have a heart of poetry, Paula.
Thanks, Maureen. An absolutely delicious and savory read. Next best thing to being there with you.
xoxox mb
I don’t know which i enjoy more, your photo’s or your writing. Keep them both coming cousin.
Ahhh, thank you thank you cousin.