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Beautiful, Drew! I assume the assembled vets were all male. Works for me!
Diana Gabaldon, author of the “Outlander” books gives us several fly fishing lessons. Also some wonderful conversations out in the woods, near water, beside a fire. She sets up the most unlikely pairings — Highlander Jamie showing his gawky 12-year-old son (who thinks he’s an English lord) how to cast. Young Willie Lord Elsmere is grieving the loss of his mom, while the only dad he’s known, Lord John, is back at the cabin with measles. Jamie gently speaks healing words to the boy. . . . Elsewhere in the books, Brianna, Jamie’s daughter, young married woman with a little son — Brianna is asked on a journey by her cousin, Ian, who has lived with the Mohawk, gotten his face tattooed, and then been thrown out because his and his wife’s children are born dead. Sitting by the fire, they explore many topics, their souls refreshed.
Mimi M. Routh
November 14, 2023 15:20Beautiful, Drew! I assume the assembled vets were all male. Works for me!
Diana Gabaldon, author of the “Outlander” books gives us several fly fishing lessons. Also some wonderful conversations out in the woods, near water, beside a fire. She sets up the most unlikely pairings — Highlander Jamie showing his gawky 12-year-old son (who thinks he’s an English lord) how to cast. Young Willie Lord Elsmere is grieving the loss of his mom, while the only dad he’s known, Lord John, is back at the cabin with measles. Jamie gently speaks healing words to the boy. . . . Elsewhere in the books, Brianna, Jamie’s daughter, young married woman with a little son — Brianna is asked on a journey by her cousin, Ian, who has lived with the Mohawk, gotten his face tattooed, and then been thrown out because his and his wife’s children are born dead. Sitting by the fire, they explore many topics, their souls refreshed.