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A Dream Come True
By Margie DiGiovanni
The girl and her horse rode wild and free together.
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A Life Lesson Learned
By Ken Hogarty
Did his dad know he was his real hero?
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A Smelly Story
By Damon Cable
It was one way to awaken the senses of these boys before school.
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A Surprise for Everyone
By Betty Jean Ward
Some secrets are hard to keep for long.
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Being a Latchkey Kid in the '60s
By Deborah Stuckey-Kurylo
She went on adventures while her parents built the family business.
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Bellmore Smells and Sounds
By Valerie Priger Skelly
Village life for her was much more than just geography.
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Debbie and Pidgie
By Karyl L. Grayson
A bird with white feathers became this little girls' best friend.
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Dodging the Swarm
By Gary Meredith
Armed with contraband flyswatters, they charged in.
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Family Togetherness, Love and Chocolates
By Sara Etgen-Baker
Making breakfast in bed for Mom made the day special for all of them.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Lots of Pets But No Regrets
By Georgia Kohart
Celebrate National Pet Month with both two-legged and four-legged family members.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Watching Cars
By Sanda Baucom Hight
The last vehicle of the day changed the game forever.
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It Wasn't On His List, But He Wouldn't Pass It Up
By Rebecca Saffold
They learned to help the helpless at the market.
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Kwan and Timmi
By Joan Kydd
These two felines became just like Siamese sisters.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Mr. Sunday Night
By Michael O'Donnell
Ed Sullivan always made sure they were "really big shows."
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Lost Art of Percolated Coffee
By Tammy Holbrook Cupp
How to capture the bygone aroma and taste of a perfect "cup of Joe."
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Love in My Heart, Pennies in My Pocket
By Audrey Corn
The taste of chocolate brings back memories of Father's Day for her.
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Mom's Men
By Marian Longenecker Beaman
She probably didn't know how good she had it -- or did she?
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Rookie Hosts
By Ruby Seaman
If they weren't hiding, they were serving a puzzling hodgepodge of food.
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Runt of the Litter
By Sara Etgen-Baker
Fourteen days later, she had a new best friend.
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Smells of the Family Farm
By Ruby Seaman
The smell of an old barn can take you way back to the farm -- hay, animals and adventures.
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Smokey and the Horse Apple Tree
By Jacqueline M. Tucker
This four-legged family member could do tricks and round up cattle.
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The Cool Place to Be
By Jeffrey M. Smith
It was the perfect first job for a teenager and his friends.
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The Corner Grocery
By Evelyn Wrona
Every neighborhood had one, but none was as special as ours.
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The Red-Tailed Hawk
By Douglas S. Clark
It might have been one of many rescues, but it was unforgettable.
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Using My Senses
By Ronald Tragasz
He found his way on the wind.
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Wary Welcomes
By Arlene Shovald
It always paid off to call ahead.
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Weekends With Grammy
By Sara Etgen-Baker
There was nothing more "loverly."
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What's Cooking at Grandma's?
By Richard Lester
Aromas of New England clam chowder and pizza are fixed in his memories.
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