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Category Archives: Writing
Change
There are days when I wish change was just the nickels and dimes in my pocket. Don’t get me wrong, I normally embrace change. But there are times when it completely is a bull in my life’s china shop. The … Continue reading
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Rapids
The river was cold, swift and deep. The current pushed the man’s kayak sharply to the right. A rock appeared out of nowhere! He paddled hard left and the nose of his craft glided safely past the obstacle. Another boulder … Continue reading
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Mental Jumping Jacks
The last time I played a down of football was 26 years ago. But as I sit in my chair this morning pondering and planning the week, there is one lesson from my playing days that sticks in my head: … Continue reading
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Monday Prayer
Lord let me play the cards I am dealt this week to the best of my ability. Amen.
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A father’s present
The truck sped down the old dirt road leaving a billowing cloud of dust in its wake. The song “Cats in the Cradle” by Harry Chapin Carpenter played as the old white church came into view. “… He had grown … Continue reading
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Should have
The phone lay on the floor with a disembodied voice saying, “Sir. Sir, This is 911. What is the nature of your emergency?!?” Across the room, next to the spilled coffee and scattered papers was a man in his early … Continue reading
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The Father’s Day Gift
The nurse threw scrubs at the man and yelled, “Put these on and follow us.” What had been a normal birth seconds ago had suddenly gone wrong. The baby’s heartbeat had dropped, the monitors screamed and the three nurses scrambled … Continue reading
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The Wright Stuff
An eerie electrical storm ionized the atmosphere over Atlanta that night causing a very strange thing to happen… Orville and Wilbur Wright stood in the Security Line at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. Both held their shoes in their hands and … Continue reading
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74 Short stories
Seventy-four short stories by me for your reading pleasure.
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The two travelers
I’ve always been intrigued by Mississippi’s amazing extremes. Here’s a little tale I made up to explain it… The hot sun burned down on the rich, black soil. Man had never set foot into this wild area until one day, … Continue reading
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