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The Long Scrawl

LaDonna Witmer

A collection of true stories about the long haul of life from an American writer who emigrated to small-town Portugal

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  • LaDonna Witmer

    Professional Word Nerd. Unprofessional Succulent Gardener. Irish Goodbye Enthusiast. Sometime Donkey Rescuer. Longtime Tea Drinker. Foul-Mouthed Heathen. Former Goth Girl. Current Frumpy Person. Aspiring Bog Witch.

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