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