Thank you, old friend, for indulging me. I appreciate that it may have taken longer than you’d planed for. Overly sentimental and loosely accurate at best, but isn’t that the way? Whether accepted or not, we remember things not necessarily as they were, but as they surely must have been.
Written & Narrated by L.R. McDonald Music: Untroubled Mind by Benjamin Bostick

Thank you, old friend, for indulging me. I appreciate that it may have taken longer than you’d planed for. Overly sentimental and loosely accurate at best, but isn’t that the way? Whether accepted or not, we remember things not necessarily as they were, but as they surely must have been. Written & Narrated by L.R. McDonaldMusic: Untroubled Mind by Benjamin Bostick

Thank you, old friend, for indulging me. I appreciate that it may have taken longer than you’d planed for. Overly sentimental and loosely accurate at best, but isn’t that the way? Whether accepted or not, we remember things not necessarily as they were, but as they surely must have been.
Written &amp; Narrated by L.R. McDonald Music: Untroubled Mind by Benjamin Bostick

Closing

A dramatic, audio-based interpretation of the novel, The Preacher, the Fisherman, and the Cahaba. “Just remember. We all go underwater at some point. What matters is that you come back up.”

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