It was not originally intended as a writing vacation -- originally we were going to bring Michael's mom on a trip that we took a few years ago and really loved: Durango and Mesa Verde. With two foundered horses and a lot of other things going on at her house, though, she just couldn't come. We came anyway, and I knew from the moment we arrived that it was a good thing I brought my novel.
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Friday, June 21, 2013
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