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freak: and other thoughts from a creative mind
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Ongoing, First published Nov 07
Mature
"thoughts and daily adventures about a rare type of person!"

Today was a good day, for the most part,  I read a book by bob dylan, a very good one at that was called the chronicles!  I am almost done it actually but I want to save it for another day.   I found this person, a musician to be equally relatable as Romeo Dallaire!  That being said I read the Romeo Dallaire book first and it was excellent if you have had trauma in your life.  But I did the bob dylan book just as phenomenal.   I was told many times that I either sound like jelly roll or bob Dylan!  It was a compliment, but it was true! As I do play the guitar and the harmonica, but there was one differences, I play the hand pan and I also I am female, through and  through!  As I find this being very interesting.  That was the second male in history that I was about that something or another.  I also find more things in common with both genders but I am more, I don't know how to say this, but I more equally both then other one or the other as fair as my mind set.   That being said I am female through and through!    I need to hear bob Dylan sing on Spotify as I find my self a little soft rock and folky too,  that being said that was not the only thing that was strange that happened to me too today!
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