How to write about those boring peasants and farmers!



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3 thought on “How to write about those boring peasants and farmers!”

  1. You are so good at prompting me to keep at my goal to write the stories of my ancestors. Your reminders are timely, motivating and instructive! Thanks so much, Lynn, for this constant contact which is frequent but not overwhelming.
    Dee

  2. Wonderful! I would bet that most of us have exactly these ordinary ancestors! And, oh how we need and want to honor them with a good story. Thank you for the encouragement and pointing to ways we can do just that!

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