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Published by Randy S. on November 13, 2009 |
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| This particular Saturday morning was far less humid than just a few days before. The temperature had started its decline and was more typical of the usual weather in Florida during autumn. I decided to spend time with my youngest daughter... |
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Published by Amy S. on August 2, 2010 |
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| As I was in the garden today, watering my tomato plants, a sweet fragrance surrounded me. Suddenly I was transported to my childhood. I recalled the beautiful summer days that my beloved grandfather would be working out in his garden. |
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Published by Randy S. on December 21, 2009 |
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| The subject in the e-mail that just arrived read, “A Beautiful, Wonderful Gift.” At first glance, I suspected that it might be some spam that much too often invades my e-mail inbox. |
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Published by Randy S. on September 20, 2010 |
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| Mom and dad were raised in rural West Virginia and their formal education was limited. They were devout Christians and raised my sister and me in a Christian home. Before I was born my mother apparently had toxoplasmosis and this affected the retinas of both eyes. I also was very near sighted and had other vision problems. My vision was poor. At the age of five my sister, Jeanne, was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes. Mom and dad had two disabled children to bring up. |
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Published by Christopher H. on October 17, 2011 |
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| One moment someone’s there. Just behind this glass. Mopping in our new restaurant. I yelled, “Sue, you’re awesome!” And was ignored. Intentionally. Then louder, “SUE, you’re AWESOME!” This time a wave-off over the shoulder. The next moment they’re gone. |
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