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A Quiet Murmuration: A Public Journal of Private Thoughts: The First Fifty 2013

By: Peter Deeley
Narrated by: Peter M Deeley Jr
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A Quiet Murmuration by Peter Deeley is a book of musings about our strange and changing life in this new century, offered from the point of view of a father, brother, son, closet philosopher, and CrossFit athlete. From a beach in Thailand or his own porch, he grapples with those nagging life questions we all have, but don’t always admit to.

A Quiet Murmuration delves into the depths with humor, honesty and real mercy for the human race. Peter Deeley never spares himself but shares generously with his listeners, constantly cooking up new perspectives to explore on family, fitness, food, and the beauty of life in a tumultuous world.

©2014 Peter M Deeley (P)2016 Peter M Deeley Biographies & Memoirs Witty

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