By Joseph Walker
It was just a harmless prank, that's all it was.
And it wasn't as if Old Lady Hayes didn't deserve it. The way she used to scream at us for "borrowing" a few of her precious raspberries each summer, like we were stealing gold out of Fort Knox... well, she had it coming.
May 24, 2020
The Bond That Grace Has Made
— By Kath Miles, Grace Lover Yesterday, I got into a very long discussion with a Christian fri…
May 24, 2020
Undeserved
— By Kath Miles, Grace Lover Yesterday Facebook removed my blogs because they said they were abusive…
May 24, 2020
The Worst Sinner I Know
I awoke this morning, remembering that it was my step-mother’s birthday. The woman, my father …
May 20, 2020
A Can of Tuna
By Betty Chadek On a crisp Sunday morning in 1971, my four teenage children and I sat in our usual p…
May 19, 2020
Homeward Found
— By Kathy Anne Pippig (Harris) I live in a shelter, alone in a cageWith food, and a towel on …
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A Special Valentine Gift
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Breakfast at McDonald’s
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Who I Am Makes A Difference
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The Sandpiper
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Don’t Hope, Friend… Decide!
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Red Marbles
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Scars of Love
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When Tomorrow Starts Without Me
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The Matchless Pearl
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Quotations About Mothers
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A Child’s Angel
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THE PASSION – A Movie Review
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The Geese and the Snowstorm
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How Much Is A Miracle?
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An Interview With God
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Influence The Life of a Child
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These Things I Wish For You
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The Brick
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Remember When…?
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Purple Glove Movement – True
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A 4-year-old’s Letter To God
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Miracle of a Brother’s Song
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Good Morning, I Love You
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Mother
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To Read When You’re Alone
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She’s In My Heart Forever
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Husbands and Wives
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What A Difference A Few Hours Makes
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The LITTLE Things
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The Yellow Shirt
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A Dad’s love for his baby girl no matter what her age