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Back to Slidell
- Train Wrecks and Truck Drivers, and a Little Boy
- Narrated by: Gregory Rudolphson
- Length: 15 mins
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Back to Slidell
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Summary
Have you ever been too proud to take someone back who you loved, but who wronged you.
I have.
This is the story of someone who reminded me of that, because of their own story.
It's a train wreck of a truck driver story....
Like the break up of all good love gone bad is.
It made me want to go "Back to Slidell..."
To that moment in time...
When it would have been better to forget pride...
And forgive.
©2014 Will Bevis (P)2014 Will Bevis