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Blue Hairs
By Joyce (j.d.) daniels
Last edited: Friday, April 20, 2007
Posted: Wednesday, March 14, 2007

This short story is rated "G" by the Author.

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Reawakening of male libido

Appears in Issue 45 of Doorknobs & Body Paint, Spring 2007. Flash Fiction. Fun to write.

Photograph of my deceased mother, Bernice and step-father, Cecil Gates. "Yes. Yes," were her last words as she passed in her beautiful blue room at her home in St. Charles.

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Reviewed by Constance Roberts (Reader) 6/18/2009

Hey Joyce I am signed up to the 'den' and get to the pages for your stories but how do I get to the actual text so I can read one? Connie