Union Creek Journal

[Mudinyeri]

Learn more about D.J.'s kidnapping today in Lucky Charm.

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[Mudinyeri]

Xu Guan finally gets a Hot Shower today.

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[timbo]

Good ones Mud!

Thank you.
Tim

[Mudinyeri]

Follow General Wei down south today.

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[Mudinyeri]

Growing Concerns on the Union Creek farm this morning.

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[timbo]

Gotta stop and say......a couple of good ones.

Years ago, I was into lightly, the mind of the Asian..........really a different thought process than us westerners. Did good on that one Mud.

And the whole farm process. Woof.

Thinking back to the days of 20 acres to 100 acre farms. Who would have thought how much planning that needed to be self reliant as most of them were back then when much of the USA was populated by farmers.

'Stuff' didn't just happen, it took a lot of thought and organization.

Also thinking of those times (1st Depression era) when a lot of single men were either riding the rail or just wandering the country side. They would stop at a farm and for doing some chores (splitting wood for example) they would get a good meal.

Maybe that is what you are looking at on the farm Mud.

I guess that would be the least of the worries hey?

[Mudinyeri]

My access to the Intardweb is going to be kind of sketchy this week so I'm going to leave you with a link to the Chronological Entries page. New entries are queued up to post each day as usual.

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Also, if you're struggling to keep track of all of the characters, you might want to check out the Character Biographies page. I've added pretty much all of the "major" characters.

[Mudinyeri]

Gotta stop and say......a couple of good ones.

Years ago, I was into lightly, the mind of the Asian..........really a different thought process than us westerners. Did good on that one Mud.

And the whole farm process. Woof.

Thinking back to the days of 20 acres to 100 acre farms. Who would have thought how much planning that needed to be self reliant as most of them were back then when much of the USA was populated by farmers.

'Stuff' didn't just happen, it took a lot of thought and organization.

Also thinking of those times (1st Depression era) when a lot of single men were either riding the rail or just wandering the country side. They would stop at a farm and for doing some chores (splitting wood for example) they would get a good meal.

Maybe that is what you are looking at on the farm Mud.

I guess that would be the least of the worries hey?

Thanks, timbo.

[Mudinyeri]

I'm back with Rick's End. Don't forget the entries from Monday and Tuesday.

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[Mudinyeri]

Check out Xu Guan in Sixty Seconds today.

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