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The Monday Morning Memo

Bob Wakitsch is the bald guy with the beard on the back row in the center. Peter Nevland, also bearded, is in the bright blue shirt on the right. Rick Copper – mentioned in Bob’s email – is the bearded guy on the back row with his hand raised next to Wakitsch. Charlie Moger – the other guy mentioned in the email – is the bearded guy with the glasses just in front of Wakitsch and Copper. (Bob only makes friends with guys who have beards, heh-heh-heh.)
And all of them had kids in the class. Big fun. Good times. Parents with kids learning to be writers. Real writers.

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- John Steinbeck, Sea of Cortez, p. 261, (1941)

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