Mary Grace O'Malley (
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peckenpaugh2020-05-23 08:43 pm
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If you got one of those memory rocks and don't mind sharing what you saw it seems to a lot of us like it'd be helpful to have em all in the same place. So consider this that place. Share your stories if you've got one, friends.
We're trying to piece together a whole ass story here and it seems like we've got a whole lotta half asses.
We're trying to piece together a whole ass story here and it seems like we've got a whole lotta half asses.
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Which was what, I wonder, before he was our dead computer teacher?
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Swint may be good to follow up on. I wonder how much else he remembered.
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And if he is old and alone in the hospital, maybe he could use some visitors.
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before that, i don't know. i don't know why peckenpaugh was so important to him.
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But if he felt responsible for what was happening in Paw Paw somehow. Just because he was from there [...] Well.
It's a stupid reason, but I suppose all of them are.
Do you know if Mr. Swint's still in the hospital, also?
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we're just two unrelated goth children with very expensive tastes.
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Also, I'm not positive about the timeline, but his son's [...] involvement may have made it personal.
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I've been researching the wrong teacher all year.
[...]And I may have also been imagining the wrong timeline. Since he didn't mention his son. But I suppose he wouldn't be someone to think of. If he was [...] gone, already.
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Yeah. Well, whenever he died, I guess he still had at least one son. Maybe he couldn't risk losing a second.
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For what it's worth.
He seemed very brave.