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Sweet / Sentimental
Okay, maybe even sticky, but this should be either a feel-good story or a heartwarming tragedy.
Night of the Rose
Innocence Lost And Love Gained
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part 2
"I play professional golf," I admitted.
"Wow, that must be exciting. You must go to lots of great places then."
I then saw Grace come back into the club. Seeing me with Donna, she smiled at me. "If Toledo and Youngstown are exciting," I replied.
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part Two
Synopsis- Once gotten up to speed by her caddie, the former George Tompkins now known as Se Ri begins playing the LPGA Tour. Soon afterwards she and Mike, her co-worker from Pepsi-Cola, are re-united.
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part 1
"Stop it with the wise ass remarks," I said angrily. "You aren't helping. I'm trying the best I can. It's six years at least since I swung a club, and longer since I played regularly."
Tree looked long and hard at me.
"I need your help. So help me," I said.
"Okay, but this is going to be a long day."
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part One
By Danielle J
The Great Shift- Mulligans
The Great Shift- Mulligans
By Danielle J
Synopsis- Two working stiffs for Pepsi-Cola, named George and Mike, become LPGA golfers thanks to the Great Shift.
To Hope Again Part 3 A Day to Remember A "Home that Love Built" Story by Angelina Marie Abruzzi
Sometime in the future:
Dear Reader: I was delighted to find that this writer account was still open after all these years. I wanted to write this story to tell you something about my family. I haven’t much experience with writing, so please bear with me, okay? I hope this blesses you. Sincerely, Angelina Abruzzi
To Hope Again
Part 3
A Day to Remember
A "Home that Love Built" Story
by Angelina Marie Abruzzi
Thanks Daddy!
Just when you think love is a distant dream
Oh, fate give you wings
Last time:
Drea was surprised that Janet had remembered so many details of her story after hearing it only the one time. She was about to say, “And?” when Janet said,
A SISTERS LOVE
A SISTERS LOVE
By Roni
As I look out my kitchen window I see my two daughters playing in the back yard and it brought back memories of the times my sister and I would play. I remember the first time we played together; my sister is five years older than me so growing up she was always more of a caretaker to me than a sister. Because I was so much younger than her she would use me as a living doll and dress me up in her old clothes. Now this might not sound so unusual to what most sisters do except that I was a boy! Mom would look on and smile allowing her to dress me up; I didn’t mind either I liked wearing her clothes. As we got older the dress up play time got less and less but my desire to wear her clothes didn’t diminish. When I was fourteen she caught me in her room trying on her clothes; I had thought she was away at school but I misjudged the days and she was home for the summer. The look of fear on my face was evident but all she did was smile and then offer to help me out. I loved my sister; she was so open and understanding and never judged me for what I liked to do.
Tears. A Home That Love Built Story, by Grover
To Hope Again. A Home That Love Built Story by Andrea Lena DiMaggio
Sometime in the future: Dear Reader: I was delighted to find that this writer account was still open after all these years. I wanted to write this story to tell you something about my family. I haven’t much experience with writing, so please bear with me, okay? I hope this blesses you.
Sincerely, Angelina Abruzzi
The Home That Love Built. Set-up, Story, and rules. New Universe.
This part is a re-post of my original Universe introduction. More stories have been written and will be posted here as soon as possible. Catherine Linda Michel:
The Home That Love Built
A new universe from Catherine Linda Michel
Consider this an introduction to my dream of a place where abused, impoverished, cast out T-girls could go to and be respected, helped, and loved. It's been my dream for many years of such a place, and I thought I'd write about it.