I have one of those Stop and Shop bags--the really big ones you buy to be self-righteous and not use plastic or paper--absolutely full of typed (or printed out pages) of stuff I've written.
I can't even approach it. It is terrifying to me. What might I find in it? Where did it come from? Why do I have it?
I pull out a page at a time and remember it not.
This is stuff I poured over, cared about, stuff that mattered to me. And I have no idea what it is and am too intimidated to pour it all out and sort it out and ponder who I was when I wrote all that. There must be 500 pages of writing in that bag.
And I can't bring myself to dump it our and sort through it.
I don't know why.
I'll ponder that and let you know what's there.
I promise, just because that will make me do it.
But not until we come back from Oak Island a week from Saturday...and not that day surely.
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