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I am wondering why I titled this piece, “BitchSlapped”. I don’t know anyone who has been bitchslapped. What does it really mean? OK so I don’t know! There is stuff you too don’t know, so sharrup you face.

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You so will not believe what I did last night.

I did something silly last night. Foolishness swept over me in a rush of impulsiveness. I was irrational. Totally not making sense at all. I was reckless and threw any form of logic to the wind. I threw caution out into the dark cold night.

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This photo is the epitomy of that phrase, “So near yet so far”. It’s a pitiful scene. The colourful skiff, the proud fisherman’s only asset and revenue earner, looks like it nearly made it to the last vestiges of deep water on the now long dry lake.

The juxtaposition of the last puddle of moisture in the midst of the mass expanse of the dry lake bottom vividly portrays a struggle to keep the boat afloat!

This begs the question - what are the fishermen doing for a living now?

Have they managed to engage their plight, analyse their options, make a decision that will benefit them and their familes going forward and put into action a new plan to provide for a new future out of the water?

So near yet so far