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1.	Gently unto me


2.	Lovely Lady


3.	Toxic Cake


4.	The Learning Of 'Alone'


5.	Love LIke a Sweater


6.	MY SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES


7.	A Poem (Senryu)


8.	Words Will Never Express How Lucky I am to


9.	Description


10.	Need A Bigger Bucket


11.	To Really Love A Man


12.	?What Is It?


13.	Into Your Soul


14.	You Don�t Know Me


15.	Finding Home

Ginger Snaps and Milk by Jennifer Butler Wednesday, August 24, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Ginger Snaps with milk Paul Harvey reads page two, and "Would you like a coke float?" Kicking back, vacation view ... solitaire on styrofoam, Racko for the win, and then a trip down by the lake through the tall grass hoppers' din. Home ground corn and fresh picked beans, table set each day the same, Grandma's gentle, humble waiting putting selfish folk to shame. Then, Granddaddy says the prayer before we may begin ... "We thank you Lord, for what we are about to receive..." Amen. �

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Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	9/8/2005

I enjoyed!




Reviewed by Daniel McTaggart	8/27/2005

Just loved this. Reminds me of my own trips to Grandma's as a kid.




Reviewed by Bonnie Torrente	8/24/2005

Delightful, Jennifer. Thank you. Love, Bonnie




Reviewed by Felix Perry	8/24/2005

Really wonderful nostalgic memories of summer days of past. Felix