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Butterfly Christmas
- By Jenn Landers
- Published 09/21/2011
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Martha still couldn’t believe the diagnosis- Leukemia Her daughter was eleven
The Short Story - A Collection
- By KC Walensky
- Published 08/30/2011
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I’ll Be Home At Midnight
I have a good friend who is a doctor A great guy but with one minor flaw: he never tells the truth
Story of the Egg – Who Came First?
- By David H. Urmann
- Published 08/24/2011
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While we are on the way to discussing about the EGG, one of the basic and oft asked questions is "Who came first: the chicken or the egg" There is no clear inference towards the history of this wonderful thing called the Egg
Out on a Busy Street
- By Layne Emerson
- Published 08/18/2011
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I passed by a busy street, vehicles were building up, both private and public transportation There were establishments, big and small
Chicken Little Went to Town-Part 1
- By Bailey Stone
- Published 08/12/2011
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"One day Chicken Little was walking in the woods when—KERPLUNK—an acorn fell on her head 'Oh my goodness
Stop Playing Violins For Buffalos
- By Scott Bywater
- Published 08/4/2011
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When I was growing up, we travelled around a bit And between the ages of about 8 and 12 I lived in a little area called Nhullunbuy or Gove
Tough Times Don't Last
- By Scott Bywater
- Published 08/4/2011
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Every successful person I know has been through some tough times Personally, I can remember getting started in business
Trust Your Instincts
- By Scott Bywater
- Published 08/4/2011
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I remember hearing about a book years ago from a friend It was called "Talk and Grow Rich" and one of the things that was said in there was "If an idea comes to you from your subconcious mind, then it's coming to you because you have the ability to pull it off
The Gratitude Dog & I
- By Nathan Scheer
- Published 07/31/2011
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When I was living with my room mate(s) a lot of people would come over and leave the door wide open and my dog Barosa would run off and we would have to chase her down, luckily we had obtain/attracted some really good hearted people over in this area and they would bring her home a lot of the time
One time she ran off and I had caught a glimpse of her running past the window and didn’t really think about it, but later after I saw that no body was outside with her and she ran off, I went looking for her
The Fax Machine
- By Kurt Hartman Jr
- Published 07/23/2011
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His eyes closed, wearied from too much Wikipedia, and staring at a lonely inbox As they did, the screensaver on the monitor on the desk kicked in, strobing enough light to alternately illuminate his inner eyelid with light blue and white
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