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jacobexmachina.blogspot.com
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| | | | | For Pamela Once upon a time there lived a little girl who loved to dance. She lived in a village beside a tropical rain forest. Each... | |
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crooked.ink
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| | | | | I The first time I saw him, I was about ten years old. He was climbing up the path that leads down to the creek, struggling because of the steep trail. He was carrying a bucket in one hand and a walking stick in the other. I was playing with some twigs, running around some imaginary monsters. He quickly glanced at me, with some disgust in his grin, then he turned uphill, towards home. | |
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portalsoflondon.com
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| | | | | We know we're in for a story when a new email from Susan Macks pops up. Susan is Professor of Gateways and the Multiverse at the University of Connecticut. She was back home when the pandemic struck. Her investigations into London's fraying temporal boundaries have been continued online. It hasn't slowed her down. She has... | |
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www.talking37thdream.com.37thdream.com
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| | | [AI summary] The provided text is a long list of tags or keywords, mostly names of people, places, books, and events. It appears to be a collection of topics or subjects that could be used for categorization, research, or content creation. The majority of the entries are names of individuals (e.g., Henry David Thoreau, Maya Angelou, etc.), locations (e.g., Lummi Nation, Loma Prieta earthquake), literary works (e.g., 'Leaves of Grass', 'The Library of Water'), and cultural or historical references (e.g., 'Kwan Yin', 'Kalachakra'). The list seems to be a mix of personal names, places, and cultural references, possibly indicating a thematic or thematic-based categorization system. | ||
