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Hat's Off Honors for All Dads with Father's Day! by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
Father's Day ... tied into my late Dad's love for Hats ...as well as to a Hat given to me by a fellow Social Worker from her late Dad, who had been my Hospice Patient ......
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Have A Heart by Sandra Corona
Those good old-fashioned remedies...
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Hayleigh's Story by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
My name is Hayleigh Ngoc Tam Michelle Pearson, and I am six years old. I am the youngest child in my family. I have brown eyes and long black hair that I wear in pigtails; and I also have yellow skin.
I have three older sisters named Miracle (11), Jordan (9), and Sapphire Ronee (she's the..
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He Always Brought Her Mayflowers by Annabel Sheila
Spring's awakening stirs warm memories of my Mom and Dad...some of them particularly poignant!..
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He Is Home!!: Jenna Aurora Writes... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Jenna is thrilled that her newborn son is finally home from the NICU. She writes to her friend in Tennessee to share the good news...
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He Said, She Said by Lonnie Hicks
Family..
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He's Leaving Tomorrow: The Ronee' Files (4/14/'14) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ronee' Stinkowitz's husband, Michael, leaves for Alaska tomorrow, leaving his wife very emotional. She writes in her journal, trying to sort out her feelings.
Image (c) 2013 by Karla Dorman.
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He's My Dad! by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Richard Sandusky, one of the teenagers in the Sandusky clan, writes about his father, William, and why he is so special to him...
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He's No Burden...He's My Brother by Bonnie May
This eulogy written for a young man who lost his younger brother through suicide. How he got through reciting this, I will never know. He did and did a super job...
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Hell Week by Matthew Richardson
This is unpublished story. It is written as a short story. It is the beginning of my own experience trying to finish college. Eventually I want to expand it and complete it. Hopefully it ends with a graduation and a job...
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Help a Poor Kid by Jack Roberts
I consider myself a very blessed person in my life. When I look into the past to my childhood I find that bad memories are scarce, and the good ones abound. I grew up the son of a divorced mother, and together with my younger sister shared a small two-bedroom house. We didn’t have much but my Mot..
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Helping by Richard Kallao
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Helping Uncle Travis. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A family helps their relative, who got his leg blown off while fighting in Iraq. The man is now back home, but he faces a long period of adjusting to his new handicap...
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Helping Uncle Travis. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A family tries to help their injured family member, a USMC Veteran, cope with the loss of his leg and the brutality of war.
Image of Christmas tree and lights (c) 2010, by Karla Dorman...
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Henry Long's Story by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
My name is Henry, and I am 8 years old. I was born in Korea, and I was born blind.
I was given up by my mom because she couldn't care for me. I was "too much of a burden", she had told the orphanage people when she dropped me off there; only I don't remember all that; I was just a baby when..
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Here Is My World. Welcome To It! (By Michelle Breanna, aged 9 1/2) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Megan's twin sister, Michelle, writes a story about herself and her life...
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Heritage by Monica Diggs
Always remember where you come from. ..
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Hey! It's ME!: Jenna Aurora Writes... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Jenna Aurora Doucet in Anchorage, Alaska, shares some very exciting news with her friend, Louisiana, in Tennessee...
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Hey! You're IT!! (Donna Responds To Louie's Tag) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
First Donna wrote, then Louie; now Donna writes to Louie in the game called "E-mail Tag". ..
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Hezekiah's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A family is blessed to have Hezekiah Ezekial as part of their family...
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Hezekiah's Story. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Gwynyth Ross of West Covina, California, updates us on the lives of her children, particularly her son, Hezekiah...
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Hi, Rebekkah!: A Letter From Johnny by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnny emails his friend in California after she has emailed him...
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Hi, Rosie!: Or, Louisiana Writes... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana emails her Cajun friend in Louisiana after Rosie Bercegeay has emailed her...
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High School Mom by Theresa Franklin
A pregnancy with the potential to be a dream becomes a nightmare...
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His Crooked Smile: The Adoption Chronicles. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A little boy brings much joy to his family...
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Hobby Art Business by Danny Mac
A woman succeeds while her family doubts her. ..
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Holding Them Tight... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Oh, dear. It is storming outside again.
I am instantly awake as I hear the loud, incessent rumbling of the thunder, and the heavy, unceasing drumbeats of the rain hitting our bedroom window; but it is more than that: for above the noise caused by the storm outside, I hear the plaintive, s..
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Holiday Bookends by Budd Nelson
continuation of the Bookends story..
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Holidays 1960 part 15 by PJ Dunn
Random Musings of an Old Man..
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Holidays Part 6 by PJ Dunn
Random Musings of an Old Man..
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Home by M. Bascombe
"Sometimes you need to go back, to find out how to go forward"..
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Home Bound by Robert Jefferson
A young man suddenly finds himself wandering the streets tired, cold and hungry...
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Home. ...: The Adoption Chronicles. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman and man welcome two boys from China. This is their story...
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Homeless by Tommy Thomas
A story in poetic form that shows the life of living in the streets or with no home. I was once homeless and know the tribulations of those without...
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Homemade Apple Butter by Wanda Harrell
Homemade Apple Butter..
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Horsemen's Tales: Ch. 1 by S. Donovan Mullaney
Chapter One: "Waste"..
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How did you two meet? by Henry Stevens
hank330part3 video about Henry and Pat meeting at University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH USA..
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How DO You Do It?: A Letter From Anna Arnette To Louisiana... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Anna writes her friend in Tennessee after she receives an email from her...
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How Dry I Am by Richard Kallao
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How Fast The Years Blow By by Penni Smith (Weston)
Another year comes...
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How I See Myself/How Others See Me (By Jodie, aged nearly 13. years.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Jodie's first attempt at telling her story, in her own words...
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation by shawn underwood
Each summer, I endure parental purgatory and attend my children's swimmeets. ..
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How It Feels To Be An American Citizen.... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
I am originally from Kenya, in Africa, and on July 4 I will have been an American citizen for exactly one year now. But it is so strange..I feel as though I have always BEEN an American citizen, especially now, since I lost my best (and first American) friend on September 11, 2001.
I feel ..
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How long are five minutes? by Charlene Wexler
Five minutes seems like a short time, but sometimes five minutes can feel like an eternity...
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Hurricane Isaac, Simon & Simon, Perry Mason, the Saints and Labor Day by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
Hurricanes Isaac & Katrina Reflections and Labor Day..
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Hurricane Katrina 15th Anniversary 2020 Where's David, Mommy? by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
Hurricane Katrina 2005 Memories ... missing my brother ... hope for New Orleans and all of Louisiana..
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I Am Blessed with A Wonderful Family by Shareta Berry
What we sometimes think of our family if always not the case until we see that they are blessed..
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I am the queen by Nature Lover
This story is a mixed feeling after my recent visit to a hospital...
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I Can Fly Dad! by Richard Radtke
Remember running around the house with a towel tucked into your shirt and flying like Superman? Kids still do, and probably always will. Here you will find the story of a child who did too...
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I Cannot Accept Not Trying...Crystal's Story: An Update, By Barbara, aged 14. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A young woman battles transverse myelitis, which left her partially paralyzed; and she refuses to let her disability stop her...
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