How cool is Kentucky? You're about to find out: Open Ground.
9 years ago
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- Clare
- Louisville, Kentucky, United States
- Me gusta escribir, cocinar, pasar tiempo con la familia y todo... sin embargo, más que nada, me importa PENSAR.
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Just for the record, let me codify the multi-levels of weirdness going on in here:
1. You just happened to get a message from Open Ground, which you just happened to post to your blog, and it just happens to be the farm my Dad bought twenty-five years ago.
2. I just happened to click on the link after I'd read your blog.
3. When I opened the link, I saw pictures and immediately said, "That's my Dad's farm"--even though there was not really anything there to suggest such an idea.
4. When I couldn't find any information to confirm that it was my Dad's farm, I clicked on the "Our Facilitators" link and scrolled down and recognized Don Boklage's name. (Why would I remember the name of the guy who bought my Dad's farm twenty-five years ago? You know me . . . I can't even remember the names of some of the students I taught last year!)
Cue the music. Feels like stepping into the Twilight Zone.
DUDE. THAT IS THE WEIRDEST THING EVER.
BUT E V E R .
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