It's been awhile since I posted but I have been working 6 long days a week and just didn't feel like fighting with blogger.
"Quakertown" by Lee Martin was mentioned on a blog I read and it did indeed turned out to be a nice read.
Based on a true story about a black settlement in Denton, Texas (in the 1920's) called Quakertown. The town wanted the land for a city park and needed to move all the black folks out. To accomplish this they enlisted one of the most respected men in Quakertown. A gardener of immense talent and offered him the job of seeing after the new park.
I back dated this to the first of the month. I have been trying that long to get it posted.
"Quakertown" by Lee Martin was mentioned on a blog I read and it did indeed turned out to be a nice read.
Based on a true story about a black settlement in Denton, Texas (in the 1920's) called Quakertown. The town wanted the land for a city park and needed to move all the black folks out. To accomplish this they enlisted one of the most respected men in Quakertown. A gardener of immense talent and offered him the job of seeing after the new park.
I back dated this to the first of the month. I have been trying that long to get it posted.
3 comments:
glad your back on sounds like your working too hard.
We are back from vacation so trying to get back in the swing of things.
Book sounds like a good one to read, i wish i had the time to read.
Glad your back.
I can't figure out why Blogger has it in for you.
I will check to see if this book is on tape.
You might try emailing blogger if you continue to have trouble. Wouldn't hurt to check.
Parks - good. Taking peoples' land and homes - bad.
That's my take on this. You can tell, I'm sure, that I haven't read this.
So you're still working huh. I hope the company worked out the little glitches in the retirement plan to your satisfaction.
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