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  • Train in winter
    FamilyMemoriesLifestyleNonfictionEnvironment
    By Alena Orrison
    May 10, 2021
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    The Train

    It almost looks like home; if home had shorter mountains and taller trees. The trees look wrong to me, and for a few minutes, I ponder the reason as they appear healthy and proud. Then I realize that there are not any birch trees, or at least very few. All I see is the deep ...
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  • HealthMemoriesTravelPoliticsCultureFamilyRelationships
    By Sarah Sweeney
    August 19, 2020
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    Pushing Forward With A Purpose

    The Trials And Triumphs Of Navigating Employment With A Disability From a young age, children are often asked one common question: what would you like to be when you grow up? The typical responses being a firefighter, a teacher, a doctor. When I was asked this question, I knew without a doubt that I wanted ...
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  • Flying
    CultureEntertainmentEnvironmentNonfictionHealthTravel
    By Adele Z.
    May 25, 2020
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    What It’s Like to Fly Right Now

    One of the benefits of staying at home is that I talk to my family members more often. My mother, father, and sister all live in Ohio. A few Saturday’s ago my father called me. Usually, we talk once every few months. Now, we keep each other informed about our health, our other family members, ...
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  • Fractal image
    TechnologyEntertainmentTravelFiction
    By Alena Orrison
    March 30, 2020
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    The Time Traveler

    Flash. He saw an old Model T car. Flash. That looked to be a 1960s Mustang. Probably the Mach 1. Flash. Flash. Flash. A Supernova 200XL swept by using the latest in antigravity technology. Byron flipped a switch, and time stood still for a moment then jerked into slow motion. Yet it wasn’t slow motion. ...
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  • Dodge Durango
    FictionMemoriesTravelCreativityFamily
    By Alena Orrison
    February 17, 2020
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    Alaskan Trail Adventure – Part 5

    Alaskan Trail Adventure – Part 4 “Aaron is going to take the easy trail out,” Scout said as we followed the Jeep. The track we were on was wider than most of the other paths and gently flowed up onto the side of the mountain before dipping back down to the plain. There were very ...
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  • Parade
    UncategorizedTravelMusicCultureHomeFoodEntertainment
    By Brooke_Smith93
    February 17, 2020
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    Let The Good Times Roll: How To Be Parade Ready

    There’s nothing more exciting than being in New Orleans during the Mardi Gras season! The smell of king cake and beignets, the rhythms of the marching bands, and the colorfulness of floats give you just the right amount of endorphins. One of my favorite parts of being a Louisiana native is experiencing the thrill of ...
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  • HomeEntertainmentTravelCultureLifestyleCreativityPoetryMemories
    By Chasity Gaines
    February 10, 2020
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    Ode To Books

    Knowledge and ideas abound within the pages can be found the smell of ink conjuring images in a blink journey to distant lands all within the reach of your hands No need to even get dressed for your imagination will address All within the comfort of your own home you can enter the ancient city ...
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  • Snow, nightfall, hillside
    CreativityFamilyRelationshipsMemoriesTravelHomeCultureFoodEnvironmentEntertainmentLifestyle
    By Donna Trovato
    January 20, 2020
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    My Massachusetts Vacation

    We recently enjoyed a week-long, fun-filled vacation in the beautiful state of Massachusetts. Not only does the state have several of our country’s top-notch hospitals and universities, but its seafood is world-famous, and the vast sports culture thrives. Additionally, Massachusetts is home to endless summertime and wintertime activities, and it is chock-full of magnificent history ...
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  • Flowers
    EntertainmentLifestyleCultureCreativityFamilyRelationships
    By Adele Z.
    January 6, 2020
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    Why Weddings And Funerals Are The Same

    Weddings and funerals are perfect bookends to life. A wedding is about celebrating the beginning of something. A funeral is about celebrating the end. If you think about it, both involve the same basic principles. Family And Friends Events this monumental means that there will be people traveling long distances. Both extended family and friends ...
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  • TravelCreativityFamilyRelationshipsMemoriesEntertainmentHealthLifestyle
    By Lisa Post
    December 2, 2019
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    How To Take A Twelve Hour Trip With High Schoolers And Live To Tell About It

    Recently, my husband and I took the upperclassmen from our small private school on a college trip. We traveled twelve hours (one way) from our rural community to Maranatha Baptist University in Watertown, Wisconsin.  In preparation for this event, the school rented a Ford Transit for us to take. No one said anything, but I ...
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