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Cherry Blossoms
Start your story with one character pointing out the first sign of spring to another.“Look at those amazing cherry blossoms!” Rachel remarked to her daughter, Emily. It was only early February in Seattle, so it was quite a surprise to find them and a bit of sun on this auspicious moving day. This day was special to both of them; Emily was starting college, and she was the only one of her three children that Rachel waswww.onedoor.cc able to enjoy this milestone with. Custody battles, parental interference [aka kidnapping] and moves back and forth across the pond had prevented this for her other children, who...
Live Oak
Lyra was destined to become an aerial artist. After all, her name was Lyra like a lyra hoop artist. She imagined herself working as a professional circus acrobat after the first time her mother took her to the local fair. There before her wondrous 8-year-old eyes, she saw a magical dancer spinning round and round on one of those lyra hoops, her body spinning infinite circles 20 plus feet in the air.Now twenty years of age, Lyra stared up at the live oak tree that stood in front of her parents' beachside chalet. This was her vacation throughout her childhood in the niche part of Jekyll Island, ...
GUARDIANS OF TRUTH
The day after the last monument honoring the long dead soldiers who once fought for the Confederate States of America came down, one of the founding members of the Guardians of Truth was laid to rest in Cumberland Cemetery in Cumberland, Georgia, which was the county seat of Cumberland County. The name of the deceased was Latisha Ann Latham. The year was 2042, and she was a hundred years old.On the day before her death, Latisha Ann was visited by her daughter Lily May, her granddaughter Loretta Jane, and her great granddaughter Layla Rose. All three of these descendants had joined their mothe...
Because Some Fool Wanted a Blind Date on April 1st
Kathy hates April Fools. First of all, there are plenty of fools out there anyway, so there really isn’t a reason to spend an entire day celebrating idiocy. Second of all, the people who actually ‘celebrate’ April Fools’ Day almost never enjoy being the fools themselves, and although the Golden Rule is tarnished, Kathy argues that it’s still gold. Third of all . . . . well . . . Kathy doesn’t actually have a third reason, just a whole bunch of examples, but everything is more powerful in groups of three, and Kathy’s a writer and believes this just as much as the Golden Rule. Thus, there’s a t...