“In, but not of” stuff
She’d asked me to drop by her class because the topic seemed like something I’d have some thoughts about. That’s what she told me in
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She’d asked me to drop by her class because the topic seemed like something I’d have some thoughts about. That’s what she told me in
During my college years, the highest I ever rose on my summer job was about five feet off the ground aboard an army surplus caterpillar.
It was a very old church, although not as ancient as many throughout the Netherlands. And it was right on the street, middle of town,
Metaphors and other descriptors, like men’s ties and women’s scarves, move in and out of style. No respectable preacher can say much about the church
It’s much bigger than you might imagine, but then it had to be. Once upon a time, it was home to as many as 10,000
I’m thinking that you have to be of a certain age, a certain vintage, to use a word like ungodly with any seriousness. There’s open
From her chair in the living room, she knew something was wrong because the sound she was hearing just wasn’t right, as if the door
A January thaw is what all of us out here look forward to right now, a breath of warmth that reopens our hope that someday
A Yankee looks upon a horse or any animal simply as a machine out of which to get as much profit as possible at the
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