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|  | | Big Red Fred and His Magic Flying, Cherry Red Bed Big Red Fred and his friend, Caramel Bear, find fun and adventure with their magic, flying, Cherry Red Bed.
Dale Hudgins Copyright 2001BIG RED FREDAND HIS MAGIC FLYING CHERRY RED BEDChapter 1“You should be very proud of this Cherry Wood Bed that your Grandfather made and gave to you, Big Red Fred.” His mother Hanna proudly said.“I do like it,” Big Red Fred said, as he proudly rubbed the bed post, “and I am very proud of it.”“Yes, it was made of wood from Mother Nature’s own Cherry Wood Tree, Grandfather cut a Cherry Tree down and brought it down from Magic Mountain Forest, at the edge of Little Bear Valley, and cut it up into lumber and made the bed, just for you!” Hanna, his mother, said.“Now it’s | |  | | If Only, A Soliloquoy of Busted Dreams and Broken Hearts Life, death, love and longing for ones already past...
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P align=center>and Broken Hearts/P>
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P>This is a walk in the park,/P>
P>this, this thing called dreams./P>
P>Easy to conjure, easy to lie to one's self./P>
P>I know all about and revel in this,/P>
P>my mattress, predator of hope./P>
P>Can you hear me,/P>
P>would you listen if you could?/P>
P>Remind me later./P>
P>D | |  | | Misty Isabelle Barnum A story about Misty Isabelle Barnum, a Dachshund puppy with a 'round about tummy who wouldn't wear her ribbons.
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P align=center>Chapter 1BR>BR>"Misty Isabellyyy, where are you, come out come out wherever you are!" Petey her brother said, calling out to his sister, they were playing a game of hide and go seek and he was trying to find her, hoping she would bark or say something, when he called her name like that, because he knew that she couldn’t stand for him or her other brothers or siste | |  | | Misty Isabelle Barnum, and Big Red Fred And His Magic, Flying Cherry Red Bed Misty Isabelle and Harry The Caterpillar find friendship and acceptance in this warm, wonderful story.
Big Red Fred and Caramel Bear find adventure and excitement in this wonderful tale.
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P>"Misty Isabellyyy, where are you, come out come out wherever you are!" Petey her brother said, calling out to his sister, they were playing a game of hide and go seek and he was trying to find her, hoping she would bark or say something, when he called her name like that, because he knew that she couldn’t stand for him or her other brothers or sisters to call | |  | | The Coffin In The Garden (excerpt of my book) The Faceless One; Satan himself, using the guise of the Faceless One to bring his chosen ones to him, to commit unholy, Godless acts. We, as a people think that we have some control over our own lives, that God will always be with us, freewill and temptation be damned, if we ignore His word and let Satan guide us. The Coffin In The Garden is a perfect example of what the arm of the Devil, The Faceless One can do to us, to our lives, if we let him.
BR>THE COFFIN IN THE GARDEN by DALE HUDGINS COPYRIGHT 2001-2003 Publish America BR>BR>All rights reserved.BR>BR>No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written consent from the author.BR>BR>PrologueBR>BR>Tuesday, February 06, 2001BR>BR>As he sat there by her bed, holding her hand, staring long and hard at her beautiful angelic face, tears just streamed down. Sobbing his body shaking, from seeing her like this. He couldn’t stand it, to just sit there and watch, almost got up and ran out the door. But knew he couldn’t, would never leave |
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Sunrise of Thought
by Bruce Humphrey
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The poems in this beautifully bound book are a result of over twenty years of observations. Observations of the world around us and on the telecommunications network. All of the hate, love, heroism, disasters, and those who help. Beautiful |
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