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    Luckily I had my mice bones with me though, so I was able to divine where Mephistopheles had gotten to. I woke up absolutely exhausted from the ritual I did last night to call down a protective alligator spirit, and I still have white clay all over my body from the ritual, since I was too tired to wash it off. I stopped washing my hair for added authenticity, and it has gotten frightful.

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    Also there may be a family of lightning bugs living in it. I may no longer be a swamp witch, but it will always be in my heart. Monday First day of living life as a swamp witch, and it was a doozy. Thursday When I started this project, I bought a ton of plants from the local market to fill my apartment with those good green vibes that I was going to need. Saturday I woke up absolutely exhausted from the ritual I did last night to call down a protective alligator spirit, and I still have white clay all over my body from the ritual, since I was too tired to wash it off.

    Sunday I stopped washing my hair for added authenticity, and it has gotten frightful. Hope is a freelance writer and editor who makes her living writing things about Jane Austen and editing things about taxes. She has an unhealthy relationship with George Washington.

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    Hope is currently working toward her life goal of being on Jeopardy! Every year, 8 million metric tons of plastic end up in our oceans, and that…. Small pox left physical scars that, added to the inner ones, made Kate a recluse who her neighbors began to call a witch. A voodoo witch sent her to live with a mulatto woman in Maurepas Swamp, giving Kate recipes for herbal medicines and teas, which Kate traded swamp dwellers for fish and small game.

    The peace and joy of the swamp increased when she found an albino fawn next to its dead mother. It had six tufts on its head that reminded Kate of wing buds.

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    White Wings became her closest companion until a hunter shot him. Kate felt the shot, the sudden loss. Then White Wings appeared, blood on his chest. He had six white wings, and Kate knew he had come to take them to heaven. As they flew upwards, she thought of her sins, her suffering, and knew that she had been forgiven.

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    James Sinclair was a resident of Centerville, Louisiana. He was pioneer who dedicated his life to what in our time we call the causes of animal rights. Those who deliberately abused animals, whether their own or others, he confronted, and often brought legal charges against them; perhaps one of his greatest accomplishments came when he exposed the animal pound of his town, which he described as a horror.

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    He awakened the town to the cruelty of leaving cattle in the pastures during the cold of winter. He found sanctuary for stray or abandoned cats and dogs on the highways and streets about him.

    Often ridicule and flippant answers were heaped upon him, followed promises made to him but never kept. He was unvanquished in his ideals and his efforts. Often, he wrote letters to Albert Schweitzer for counsel. Sinclair, let us have courage. When, in , Isaac Bashevis Singer came to Lafayette to deliver the first Flora Levy Lecture in the Humanities, I asked his secretary that Singer meet Sinclair and present to him a small gift for his lifelong dedication to animal rights.

    I made the request and then regretted that I made it and I hoped it would be ignored. I will be glad to honor this kind man of whom you have spoken. Today we dedicate this exhibition to James Sinclair that his work not only be remembered in the town that he loved so deeply, but that his acts and ideals be continued in the spirit of the great legend of holy sorceress of Lake Maurepas.