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Will the Backroads From Monticello Lead to True Love I thought I found LOVE by doing all the right things, following the instruction book and walking Politically Correct Path. Instead, I found El Toro Doo Doo. Now I am using it as fertilizer to grow sunflowers and trying to heal my broken heart. So today, I went bee-booping around Historical place. First I went to Monticello and walked the grounds. The Slave Graveyard was open so I walked in. Somehow this graveyard seems so much more peaceful that the other one that contains the dignitaries. There is very little evidence of the deceased folks under the ground. There are a few sunken places some unmarked head and footstones that could simply be ramdom boulders scattered in the yard. Those folks truely returned to the Earth and They are simply gone with the Spirit someplace else. After Monticello, I drove to Ashlawn-Highland which is James Monroe's Place. Jim's Place is a practical farmhouse versus the State of the Art Mansion that Thomas Jefferson's Monticello is. Tom's Place has fancy gardens while Ashlawn is full of wildflowers and of course Ash Trees. I turned on the car GPS and headed for Home4Now. I refuse to call it Home. I really really miss having a home. The GPS kept wanting to lead me to Interstate 64 and I kept saying no, I want to find out where these backroads will lead me. James Monroe Parkway to Thomas Jefferson Parkway to James Madison Parkway to Courtyard Parkway and finally to Kent's Store Road and Home4Now. The Politically correct I-64 will get me to that Abode that I currently Reside but the Backroads are far more interesting. I compare this with my life. I tried the politically correct path to find love and it got me a broken heart. So maybe I should just toss away that politically correct book with all it's polically correct rules and try another way. The backroads from Monticello might just be the path that lead me to a real home and real love.  Abracadabra  |
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You are so right. I've never done politically correct well so I'll stay on those backroads. Abracadabra
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