Famous Storyteller tips bluegrass band

 Famous Storyteller tips bluegrass band in Santa Monica!

Phillip DiGiacomo is a one of kind cat.

He has received many accolades for his writing.

The piece that stuck out to me, was a sticky situation about gum.

The story is about a touring bluegrass band. 

It is VERY short, you can read it in minute.

HERE

What are your thoughts on the story?

Let us know in the comments!

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