[scribed in Dutch.]
1900, de herfst
The unanimous decision to reside in Blackwater has been steady. I have been blessed with many men and women in my life supporting my journey to the south, as I was welcomed in open hands by Widow Messer and her counterparts. The triplicity, as I began to call them in my thoughts, have also been quite the help. Mister Bolland, Bowman and Neill have become a part of my day, whether it’s out hunting, boating, or anything in between.
Chipping in with the boat funds has given me an opportunity to explore various islands with friends, including Kat. A wonderful woman who has kept a steady eye for me these past days.
Kat and I met from Mister Bolland, as all three of us went to a nearby piece of land at Bolland’s discretion. They continued to discuss ‘dinosaurs’, a word I’ve rarely heard before. Some books were written in Dutch I was able to read and further learn from.
Apparent or not, an iguana is not a dinosaur.
I will never forget watching Mister Bolland skin the animal before me. I politely, had to turn away and decompress.