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For the ChildrenRachel lay still. The room was hot; the singular sheet that lay across her, stuck in sweaty patches to her skin. The sun had set long hours ago, though it had failed to take with it the heat that now weighed heavily against her.
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Memories of HeavenThe time was nigh~ he was coming home! Since she had learned of his eminent arrival some months past she'd lived in a state of anticipation.
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Product Review: The Whole Body Cleanse SystemWhat the box doesn't mention is that after a few days of use, you will likely SMELL like a toxic waste dump! -
Unlike AC, Newsvine Doesn't Want Your 'Seeds'I'd never heard of Newsvine, but it appealed to my love of current events. What a match we would be! I was sure. I seed and seed and seed. It is a site for news, and although my work isn't reporting the news, it is either relevant to issues and/or informative. -
The Character of the American Wife in Ernest Hemingway's Cat in the RainThe American wife in Hemingway's, "Cat in the Rain" appears first and foremost young.
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Experience the Terror: Oklahoma City Bombing National Memorial and MuseumAs you first look to the site and your eyes take in the first trilithon gate, their enormity humbles. Time begins to slow. Sounds of the surrounding city dampen and fade. -
A Brief Look at Gustave EiffelNow that France has elected a new leader, less anti-American than the last, maybe Americans will again feel a desire to visit Paris. -
Pamper Your BrainWhile engaged in learning over the years I've learned a few things that have helped me to do better in my classes. -
Christopher Marlowe: A Player from Shakespeare's ShadowAn inexplicable, enigmatic man, Marlowe was truly a product of the Elizabethan era in which he lived. Controversy surrounded his life, mystery enveloped his death - or as some think, the illusion of his death. -
Mother's DayIt was one of those kinds of days when waking is the last thing in the world you want to do. A day that would be best greeted with fantastic leisure, with a stretch and roll and a chance to luxuriate in awareness without actually leaving the bliss of sleep. -
A Brother's SmileThe wind whistled, its force making the loose metal skirting of the house trailer clink, causing a tapping sound like evil asking entrance. -
Leonardo da Vinci: The Embodiment of a Renaissance ManRenaissance man: n. a person who has wide interests and is expert in several areas.