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Tales 1: Before Memory by Ronald Hull
The first of many tales from my Tom Sawyer childhood that I'm going to compile into a book called, Snips, Snails and Puppy Dog Tales. Look for others to follow.
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Tales 2: First Memories and Indiana by Ronald Hull
My first memories from our little farmhouse on the main east-west highway across north-central Wisconsin in the mid-1940s. Part of Snips, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tales..
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Tales 3: Embarrassments by Ronald Hull
Life is not without being embarrassed. Here are some examples. Part of Snips, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tales..
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Tales 4: Accidents by Ronald Hull
Life is not without accidents. Some caused by foolish behavior. I have not included all of them yet. They may fall under other topics like, Bicycles. Part of the book of my brother and I's young life that I'm thinking of changing the title of. Any suggestions?..
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Tales 6: Fads, Pastimes and Stuff by Ronald Hull
With boyish adventure, the 1950s in an industrial town had its advantages and disadvantages from the country. But we enjoyed all the fads and pastimes of growing up without too much interference from our parents...
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Tales 7: Bicycles, Part 1 by Ronald Hull
In the 1950s, for boys, bicycles were a necessity and a status symbol. This is the story of ours...
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Tales 8: Bicycles, Part 2 by Ronald Hull
Starting Junior High in a new town, Dad got us prestige rides...
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Tales 9: Work, Part 1 by Ronald Hull
We always worked, but working for money was a welcome challenge that we took too well...
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Tales of Mother Trucking - saga 002 by Rainbow Starburst
Continuing the saga's of a Mother Trucker..
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Tales of Mother Trucking - Saga 003 by Rainbow Starburst
A saga in real time and ongoing......
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Tales of Mother Trucking - saga 1 by Rainbow Starburst
Tales from my world of Mother Trucking..
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Tales of the Beach by Bob McNesby
A series of excerpts sure to peak your interest in reading my book...
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Tales11: Fishing by Ronald Hull
Chapter 11 of Midcentury Tales. This is a draft, so any comments helping to make it better are much appreciated. I hope that you will have time to click on the links that show some of the pictures of fish that my brother and I caught in our heyday of fishing..
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Tales12: Hunting by Ronald Hull
For those of you that find hunting disagreeable, you may wish to skip this chapter. But hunting was a part of our family heritage and some of it still remains in the branches. Hunting rules have changed and improved game populations. There are still violators and poachers. I find them despicable.
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Tales13: Weather by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated...
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Tales14: Rides by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated.
The following stories mostly happened after my childhood in the 1960s, but I'm including them here because they were so interesting to me and you may find them interesting, too...
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Tales15: Hot Rods and Hemis by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated.
Adventures with two $100 cars that needed a lot of TLC and got it...
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Tales16: Dodge and Desoto Adventures by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated.
These are my DeSoto adventures...
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Tales17: DeSoto Clone Big Block Olds Duel by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated.These are my adventures with my second DeSoto and seeking my long-term car...
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Tales18: Hitchhikers, Part 1 by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated. these are my encounters with hitchhikers along the road...
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Tales19: Hitchhikers, Part 2 by Ronald Hull
A chapter from Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth. Your comments for improvement are appreciated. these are my encounters with hitchhikers along the road...
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Tales21: Guatemala, Part 1 by Ronald Hull
My first week trip out of the country aside from short trips to Mexico and Canada. A country the size of Ohio with the landscape of the United States… Breathtaking at times. Please click on the links to see...
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Tales22: Guatemala, Part 2 by Ronald Hull
My first week trip out of the country aside from short trips to Mexico and Canada. A country the size of Ohio with the landscape of the United States… Breathtaking at times. Please click on the links to see...
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Tales23: Guatemala, Part 3 by Ronald Hull
The third installment and last of my trip to Guatemala. I toured Tikal alone but not a lot more on that trip that much of the earlier week...
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Tales24: Around the World by Ronald Hull
Preparing for a dream trip around the world--December 19, 1976--February 5, 1977.
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Tales25: England by Way of Germany by Ronald Hull
This is a draft so your input is appreciated. We left Kennedy International Airport very late and didn't land at our original destination, Paris. Instead we landed in England for a short while and then on to Frankfurt...
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Tales26: Egypt by Ronald Hull
This is a draft so your input is appreciated. We had plane trouble again and arrived very late in Cairo to numerous troubles. Our stay was a mixed bag of wonderful discovery and Egyptian hospitality and thievery...
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Tales27: Karachi, Pakistan by Ronald Hull
This is a draft so your input is appreciated. My stay in Karachi was with a brother-in-law of a student friend of mine. Talha and I got along like my twin brother and me and he gave me a wonderful four days in Pakistan...
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Tales28: Thailand by Ronald Hull
This is a draft so your input is appreciated.I reconnected with Vitoon in Bangkok and he proceeded to give me a thorough tour of his country and all it had to offer...
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Tales29: Dacca , Bangladesh by Ronald Hull
This is a draft of the chapter so feel free to give me comments on how to improve it. I left Thailand for a brief four-day visit to Dacca Bangladesh. The contrast between the two countries and their lifestyles was very dramatic...
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Tales30: Return to Thailand by Ronald Hull
This is a draft so your input is appreciated.I returned to Bangkok for 10 more days of excursions throughout the country and interesting observations of the people rapidly becoming a modern country with all of the traditional turned into touristy attractions...
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Tales31: The Philippines by Ronald Hull
This is a book in progress so your comments are much appreciated. Starting my last leg home I stopped in the Philippines on Philippines airlines for four days to get a taste of the country...
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Tales32: The End of My Journey by Ronald Hull
This is the last chapter to this book. If you have read the other chapters any suggestions you have would be very helpful to me. This is not the end of the stories I have. But an end to these stories. Perhaps I will write more in the future. Perhaps not...
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Talking To George by Patsy Whyte
From my memoir, No Easy Road, published in September 2009 and available on Amazon...
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Tarzan, Jane and Boy by Jansen Estrup
A boyhood swamp story recalled after 65 years..
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Teach Your Children, and Let Them Teach You by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
Memories of fun fishing on a Labor Day weekend in Lillian Alabama at a KOA Kampground, that included being taught some great lessons from a son.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Teach Your Children" youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq6rusc_EjM..
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Tears For Sukie. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A boy says goodbye to his beloved pet...
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Tears from Heaven by Chantal Bellehumeur
A memoir about how it unexpectedly rained while the sun was out, creating a rainbow on the day my short story dedicated to my sensitive grandfather was published...
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Ten Miles of I Love You by Charlie
Blinking lights and horn-beeping became a tradition of welcome in a very remote place...
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Ten Years in Heaven by Terry Rambo
It's been ten years since Troy passed in the automobile accident. He still visits when we need him...
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Terri's Journal (Entry One) (Tear-Jerker) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Terri Ben Ami writes in her journal, as a way to deal with the recent passing of her nine-year-old daughter, Nashi Danielle, who died as a result of Canavan disease...
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Terri's Journal (Entry Nine) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Terri Ruth Ben Ami writes in her journal as she reflects on the approaching one-year anniversary of her nine-year-old daughter's death.
Image (C) 2007, Karla Dorman...
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Tess by Miriam Jacobs
When her father dies from a tragic accident she experiences loss, but mistakes it for abandonment. She falls into the arms of men, attempting to find love, marrying multiple times - each man exactly like her father...
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Thank you, Jimmy Connors by Morgan McFinn
Jimmy Connors..
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Thanks For The Memories by Gary Stephens
Bonny was much more than a "big boy's toy." She was a companion in some of my life's minor, but memorable, adventures..
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The Button Box by John Williams
Possibly most can relate to this family memory. Most homes seem to have something similar ..
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The Miracle Tree by L. Figgins
Children are capable of bringing forth the sweetest magic that we strive to continually capture as adults.....
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THE POET IN A MAD MAD WORLD by Paul Mc Cann
A poets life for three years living as a hermit ...
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The 18th Arrondissement by Robert Witmer
A piece of creative nonfiction about a disturbing experience, involving a robbery, a shooting, and the effort to make sense of it all...
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The Adaptation by Eva Pasco
Going the distance.....
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