Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Cabbages and Carrots: good, clean fun.
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Old Sweaters: gray skies and the warmth of old friends.
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Quirks and Quiddities: farewell to Ocean Springs.
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Technical Difficulties: mental health challenges.
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Bookends: a jar of spring daffodils and the pursuit of happiness.
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King Cake Baby!: oh my!
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Pascagoula: soap, propane, and s’mores.
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Woolgathering: under the sweetgum trees, a smoky fire.
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Jupiter and Saturn: align across the bayou sky.
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Unexpected Visitors: who’s in my bed.
info_outlinePascagoula: soap, propane, and s’mores.
While accompanying her friend to the auto body shop, Meredith recalls our country's own “advanced collision”, or the insurrection at the capitol the previous week. They grab some Dr. Peppers to wash down the week. Then after a failed attempt to wash her hair in the sink, she heads out to get propane for Snowball suds and all. She finally hooks up with a white haired man in a mask, the man with the propane, and he boasts about chasing away some difficult campers with a rifle. With a full tank, Meredith makes her way to Gautier Mississippi to her camp, awaiting the arrival of friends from Ocean Springs with a delicious moon pie.
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