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181. One Last Christmas by Ron Quinlan  
     Last December I heard a song once that I couldn't forget, One Last Christmas by Matthew West. The title really makes one think. What if you knew you only had one last Christmas? What would you do?
     
     
182. Learning Rated Everyone by Erin Dijkema  
     A look at education
     
     
183. FORGOTTEN MY SOUL by Mimi Rothschild  
     A short parable about our priorities in Christ. Ideal for Christian homeschoolers in the elementary grades.
     
     
184. DOES THIS RAILROAD LEAD TO HEAVEN?" by Mimi Rothschild  
     A parable about how to get to heaven for children. Just one of many free online homeschooling resources from Learning By Grace, Inc.
     
     
185. ANNIE AND VANIE'S FIRST REAL PRAYER by Mimi Rothschild  
     A parable about teaching children about prayer
     
     
186. So Far To Go by louis gander  
     The wagon covers' full of holes
     and leaks each time it rains.
     The mud strains both the horses.
     Our perseverance wanes.
     
     
187. Eating Out is Fun by Richard L. Provencher  
     Little tykes are very excited about eating in a restaurant. This new experience is like a ride on a roller coaster, with sights and emotions to enjoy.
     
     
188. Hard Times by Richard L. Provencher  
     "Mom, are you goin' to marry James?" It was just three years ago, dad and mom divorced. Now was he going to go through all this again?
     
     
189. Happiness Is by Richard L. Provencher  
     hearing loons trill
     at the close of early evening
     
     
190. Boomerang by Richard L. Provencher  
     A yoke of sun from early dawn shone in Laura's eyes. Its warmth across her face was an invitation to another challenging day.
     
     
191. Strictly Business by Richard L. Provencher  
     Some say grandpa was
     cold, cunning
     
     
192. Christmas Tree Treat by Richard L. Provencher  
     Red, green and yellow lights
     
     
193. The Empty Nest Means Rest by Melissa Martin  
     A humorous look at empty nest.
     
     
194. Two Bathrooms, humor by Melissa Martin  
     The secret to a happy family is two bathrooms. A humorous look at family bathrooms.
     
     
195. Letter To Mommy by louis gander  
     Dear Mommy, did I let you down?
     Please mommy - tell me how.
     
     
196. Did You Watch the Sky by Richard L. Provencher  
     my momma taught me well, to
     grow up into a good Catholic boy, even
     be a priest
     
     
197. Yelling at Children May Be More Harmful Than You Think by Minnie Hawkins  
     Why do adults yell at their kids? Does it do any good or cause harm that is not easy to repair?
     
     
198. Emerald Bookends by PamFord Davis  
     "I have renamed the mother's ring to my sibling ring."
     
     
199. Grandma's in the Kitchen by Richard L. Provencher  
     Life is so busy and complicated, but can be wholesome when a grandpa, grandma and grandson interact.
     
     
200. A Button Box by Richard L. Provencher  
     "Grandpa?" Colin asked. "Want to go fishing?" The boy waited patiently for an answer.
     
     
201. Brotherly Love by Richard L. Provencher  
     In the living room, a grandfather clock bongs three times. It's now three am.
     
     
202. Are we here to have fun and enjoy ongoing satisfaction? by Jack Vorster  
     Any living person will confer that life is not a bed of roses. Total happiness merely interjects on occasion while hardships, disappointments, conflicts and tragedies seem to take centre-stage in life.
     
     
203. My Family Ties by Lisa Schipansky  
     How big is your family and where do you draw the line when it comes to your marriage?
     
     
204. My Dad by PamFord Davis  
     "I behold God's creation and think of Dad."
     
     
205. A BOY CALLED "KID" by Richard L. Provencher  
     When my foster dad spoke, you'd better listen. I call them "Mom" and "Dad," because I'm hoping they'll adopt me.
     
     
206. Heather by louis gander  
     But then my dream had shattered
     as I lay in my bed.
     I live not in a fairy tale -
     but the real world instead.
     
     
207. Too Many Flowers? by louis gander  
     Mere words cannot explain it all -
     the beauty I speak of...
     
     
208. Parenting With God's Word by Vickie Lambert  
     I feel so blessed that I used God's teaching and Instruction to raise my children.
     
     
209. Memories of Mom by PamFord Davis  
     "I can hardly wait to see Mom's eternal home."
     
     
210. Cotton Candy Promises and Carousel Dreams by Bob Valleau  
     What is more important than tending to those who need us the most?
     
     

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