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John Brazell (210) 
Submitted 20 hours 17 minutes ago.
Not Yet Rated ?
Scribbled in the margin of my new calendar is "Remember annual physical, February 10." That's a scant few weeks away. Yep, I agree, hand me the Martha Stewart Numbness Award . Back in August I took the "first available" appointment time. It didn't sound so bad then, but maybe I was having a heat stroke.
While munching on yet another holiday cookie, I ponder the extent of my judgmental...
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Writing Tip of the Day: Your opinion is just as valuable as the next guy's. When writing an opinion piece, use yours, not his.
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The Grace of Gratitude
Camille Strate (1,525)   Camille Strate 
Submitted 1 day 17 hours ago.
I have a friend, a really terrific friend, who, besides being incredibly beautiful, also happens to be incredibly talented. She makes beautiful things; with her words she writes books, with her hands she paints and molds clay, with her heart she grows the world around her. She's really something. A treasure in my world, to be sure.
Recently, she's been going through some very new...
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David Pekrul (992)   David Pekrul 
Submitted 2 days 6 hours ago.
They say that life is nothing more, Than chance encounters o'er and o'er, From childhood 'till an adult be, Our history is all we see. I ponder all of life's 'What Ifs', And view them all as little gifts, While some I've opened, some I've not, And some I've simply just forgot. I see my children growing old, And wonder how it would unfold, If I had married someone else, Instead of her...
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