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Subject: Re: Through The Eyes of The Great Blue Heron

Author:
andy (awarded)

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Date Posted: 10:25:35 11/29/07 Thu
In reply to: thesongman 's message, "Through The Eyes of The Great Blue Heron" on 17:46:38 11/28/07 Wed

You know MR. Songman,

I think you and I will
get along just fine.

What a wonderful story.

I so get that "Using fishing as an excuse" line.
No, I get all of this and received it so well.

Here's a little something as a token of my appreciation.

It will also be paced in the Muse Mongers Hall of Fame
found in the lobby.

thanks,
andy

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Author:
Wilopent
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Date Posted: 14:37:47 01/20/08 Sun

Hi Bill,
I'm hoping you're the same Songman who wrote on another site with me. Either way, such a picture and moment you've painted in this story! It flowed like the Chicopee and almost got me to relax and float down the river with you.
My son is a freshwater fisherman and he tells me always that what he experiences on the water in the early morning, fishing and hearing the water lapping against his boat brings him closer to God than any church . . . and that's what I felt reading your story.
xoxo
Wilopent

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