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The Fire Within

By HarryB
Published: November 19, 2008
Updated: November 19, 2008

Women! A strange breed of human.

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	Gerry. - November 20, 2008 Harry your descriptive phrases are incredible--and they leap out at the reader... Gerry.
	Jerusha - November 19, 2008 Harry, this is a wonderful story. I might toss in a comma here or there, but otherwise would not change a word of it. Poignant, smart, witty, colloquial, charming - each in perfect measure. I envy your gift.

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Right Field is for Girls

By Jerusha
Published: November 5, 2008
Updated: November 5, 2008

I earned my position at shortstop because I could vacuum up tough grounders and reel in impossible fly balls

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Jerusha - November 6, 2008
Edit--revised last paragraph.

Years have passed since I last stood on a ball field, but whenever work and family pressures get me down, I go to the bottom of my hope chest, dig out my Jim Finnegan autograph-model ball glove, and breathe in the aroma of a too-brief time when a girl could play shortstop.

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Tommy and the Tin. (A story for remembrance day)

By Gerry.
Published: October 18, 2008
Updated: October 18, 2008

I knew Tommy for forty years, it was only in the later years of his life that he spoke to me about his war experiences.

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Di42 - October 18, 2008
Hi Gerry, nicely written, it's nice to know they are not forgotten.

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Your Eyes Are Too Bright Tonight

By Gillian
Published: October 13, 2008
Updated: October 13, 2008

Some friendships can't be broken by anything.

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Dream Girl

By HarryB
Published: October 10, 2008
Updated: October 10, 2008

A success story.

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Gerry. - October 11, 2008
Harry, It sure is a hard world out there for writers like Lyle--let us hope he makes it.
Excellent writing as per...

Gerry.

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Lizardo, the Bog Man

By HarryB
Published: September 29, 2008
Updated: September 29, 2008

Confessions of a script writer.101

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	Gerry. - September 29, 2008 Nice one Harry--don't think I will do my screenplay now LOL. Gerry.
	Veemem - September 29, 2008 Oh lovely, I love some of your character's names especially Quincy Gables and Fabio Ponti.. what a laugh. LaLaLand so much malarky. Nice one Harry. Valx

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Pretty as a Picture

By AndreaUKA
Published: September 5, 2008
Updated: September 5, 2008

Some things are not as they seem...

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	AndreaUKA - September 7, 2008 Awww, thanks for reading and commenting you guys. Pssst...nice to get away from UKA sometimes (don't tell anyone I said so though :-))
	HarryB - September 6, 2008 Looks like Grant will be looking at the world through a lattice of bars. Good for Mum! Love your alliteration, ( pruning pears, potting petunias or slaying slugs) Andrea.
	sunken - September 6, 2008 Hello Ms. Andrea. Ya know, I sometimes forget that you write. In my head you're that hippy woman from UKAuthors. I muchly liked your sub. It puts me in mind of a girl I know who has a thing for carrots. I hope this has helped. Thank you. s u n k e n he ticks in his sleep
	orangedream - September 5, 2008 My goodness, Andrea - there is so much I identify with in this one. Absinthe, rainbows, sunflowers. In short, this is magic. Andrea style. Tina

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The Spectator

By HarryB
Published: September 5, 2008
Updated: September 5, 2008

When watching isn't enough.

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	HarryB - September 6, 2008 I thought it might be interesting to compare a deaf man to one who will not play a role in the world until he sees the danger to us all. Thank you both very much.
	Veemem - September 6, 2008 I too am impressed by this story Harry as usual you give value. A story that had me hooked right from the first sentence. My admiration grows. Val x
	orangedream - September 6, 2008 What a story, Harry. I am quite lost for words. What drew me to it was not only the fact it was written by you, but that the cat is called 'Chessie'. Not a common name for a cat, but what mine is also called. She too loves mirrors and every night she comes into my dressing room and preens herself in front of mine. I digress. A moving story, from every aspect. Highly recommended. Tina

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The Last Intermission

By HarryB
Published: August 24, 2008
Updated: August 25, 2008

“I don’t know how I’m going to get along without him, I wouldn’t be where I am if it wasn’t for Walter.”

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Veemem - August 26, 2008
What a fantastic story this is Harry, it drew me right in and had me mesmerized from the first sentence. You really are a master of your art. Val xr

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How could anyone hurt an old lady ...

By Brendie
Published: August 3, 2008
Updated: August 5, 2008

True story of the effect of drug abuse

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	Gerry. - August 5, 2008 Brendie,it's sickening isn't it? What is society coming to? Glad your mum got the important little things back--I wish her well... Gerry.
	orangedream - August 5, 2008 An uplifting read, Brendie. I got much from it. Right is might sometimes, I guess. I have to say, I love the phrase, "...and they 'bimbled' off together..." Wonderfully onomatopoeic! Tina

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