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Submitted to Contest #333
Leg of Lamb I stared at the plate filled with lamb, roasted potatoes, peas and carrots. My daughter, Sharon, knew how much I missed the short time spent with the sheep. She also knew how much I enjoyed eating lamb. So, she had arranged for a special birthday celebration for me. Sharon missed her father, who had died a year ago on my eighty-eighth birthday. And even though eighty-nine was not considered a birthday to mark, she knew it was still a gift worthy of celebration.It had been one year since cancer had taken my husband, Mike. I missed...
Submitted to Contest #330
Angel Unaware “Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.” Hebrews 13:2 It was a cloudy day as Eve set out on her daily walk. The forecast had called for rain in the early afternoon, and she wanted to make sure to get her exercise today. There was a strong wind from the north, and Eve could feel the chill through her coat. She wished she had worn another sweater and gloves. A hat would have been a good choice as well. She hurried along, growing weary in her struggle. ...
Submitted to Contest #315
The Birth of Twins It was a cool day in October. Rachel was driving home from her parent’s home in Peterborough, Ontario. It was her father’s 50th birthday and most of the family had come. The house was full of chaos with kids running about and adults talking non-stop. Of course, the occasion had to be documented with pictures. Rachel tried to pick a spot in the back but was constantly moved forward. And there she was with her “bowling ball” stomach. She had three weeks before the baby was due and she felt like an elephant. ...
Submitted to Contest #304
Aftermath “Fire!!” Barry threw the bedroom doors open as he ran down the hallway. Small ribbons of smoke crept up the stairs. Shrill screams came from the smoke detector mixed with cries from his daughters. Everyone scrambled for the stairs. “Where’s mom?” “Gone already.Hurry,” he shouted. Once outside, Barry accounted for the family. He yelled in the chief’s ears that everyone was out safely. Then he stepped aside to watch his family home engulfed in flames.He uttered a heartfelt prayer of than...
Submitted to Contest #299
Emily walked down the street on Saturday morning, toward Walker Gardens. The sun was shining brightly this morning and several people were out for exercise. She hoped they would stop at the park and hear her music. She had started flute lessons ten years ago but had a bit of trouble playing in front of people. She was hoping that her performance in the park would relieve some of her nervousness.Dahlias, Hydrangeas, Marigolds and Hosta greeted her as she strolled down the walkway looking for the perfect spot to set up her music stand. She cho...
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