Fell in again

[Bekah]

Oh good for you,  Joseph!  The book is a wonderment - and I enjoyed your parody of style.  (I'd never attempt that.)   

This Bekah took it very slowly - a total of 4+  months total if I remember correctly and with an uncounted 10 week break in there for a North Dakota summer.  Back in Calif,  I'd read 15 or 20  pages a day and scattered throughout the day.  It became like a series of little meditations.   I think everyone has to do it their own way - it's not like anything else. 

Bekah-by-book

On Feb 24, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Joseph Tracy <brook7 at sover.net> wrote:

> following the fine rarity and exemplarity of 2 Bekahs, one realated by blood and one by book, I started reading Joyce again again 
> I got inspired what with the wordy darty druids and witty  oned rings whiling white as snow  around the wee wood hut , and wood in the stove and all.  So as long as the Bushmills Black seems  half fuller than MTV  I thought I'd mistook Some Wakeful jiminy puzzlements  and pizzle monts and tryagain some Finnegan.  
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> It bends the brain but pleasantly and  and I'm a slow learner but speedier as I wake.    To put it plain I get butt a bit,   but sure  there's some funny bones buried but peeping with high hilarity in this hill  of skeletons. Hear a legendary clavicle, their a toothsome skull sculling along in a well-skinned coracle.  And I too am unbored for as long as I lass with  the wind.
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