The 500th Story

Posted on January 1, 2020 | Leave a comment

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The 500th JaxPsychoGeo story. About time. About how my dreams after my father’s death differ from the dreams I had when my mother died. About why I started this bizarre website. About a lynching my friend’s father witnessed. And about the perspective a 1.8 billion year old piece of mountain granite provides.

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