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A Graduation Tea
By Dorothy Rieke
The new experience required a new dress.
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A Perfect Place to Play
By Margie Rieske
It came complete with a private beach.
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A Repeat Performance
By Lawrence H. Balleine
They staled the stalks with gusto and glee.
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A Tale of Two Bottoms
By Lewis A. Kocher
The warning was not heeded, so the consequence was administered.
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Begin the Beguine
By April Knight
Her unlikely partner made her feel like a princess.
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Chores and Chocolate Drops
By Doris Matlock
She couldn't get one without the other.
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Defrosting the Fridge
By April Knight
She was only trying to speed up the process.
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Find a Mate in '58
By Robin C. Duffy
Would she choose fame or family?
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Fired Up
By Karla Cooper
She gathered her courage and lit the match.
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First Flight
By Art Brown
How did she guess he was new at this?
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For That Kind of Money
By Leonora Green
Turned out it was cheaper... and better.
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Friday Fun
By Donna DeLeo Bruno
Granny time included wonderful walks, memorable movies and steaming soup.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen
By Georgia Kohart
The side dishes were the best.
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Good Old Days on Wheels
By Tom Zumwalt
Despite the rust and the needed repairs, it took them both where they needed to go.
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Keys for a Lifetime
By Karla Cooper
They symbolize his homes, his cars, his work and his character.
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Lodged Up North
By Margaret Brinton
She modeled persistence under challenging conditions.
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Looking Hollywood Way
By Michael O'Donnnell
A home-building nightmare turned into a classic movie.
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Painting Aunt Gurtie's House
By Wes Kendall
His creative solution sealed his job security for the summer.
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Papaw's Rocking Chair
By Douglas S. Clark
Good thing it was so resilient.
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Popcorn for Pennies
By Frances Smith
Her birthday request included a popper and a special guest.
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Rolling Around
By E.M. Miller
It took a bit of time, but she finally go the hang of it.
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Running From the Rampage
By Marje Smith Perkins
It was a Memorial Day they'd never forget.
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The Den of Iniquity
By Rose Graham
A screaming 8-year-old cleared out the place.
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The Disappearing Icebox
By Carole Richards
It was never spoken of again.
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The Dropped Watch
By Beverly J. Letchworth
The dreadful feeling was punishment enough.
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Unexpected Upgrades
By Connie Bedgood
From Pottsboro to Tyler, the changes were dramatic.
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Wired Up
By James D. Nichols
First on the shopping list was a new radio.
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Wrestlers in the Living Room
By Robert L. Foster
On thos enights, his mild-mannered mom turned into a jumping, shouting fan.
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