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Wise sayings by Freda Douglas
Need something to Cheer you up. The national news certainly won't do it but maybe my column will.
Pansy Grandma by Donald Mehl
Pleasant childhood memories of family will endure for a lifetime. Provide your kids and grandkids with memories lasting long after we're gone. This story is about some of my childhood memories.
GET-TOGETHER AGAIN by Richard L. Provencher
Getting together in a family re-union is full of hugs and kisses. Thank goodness a hike, an adventure actually, takes place for the children, led by uncle Larry.
Freda's Foibles - Grief by Freda Douglas
We all have a certain amount of grief, or presumed grief, in our life, young or not so young. Read my article about how I survived 2 of the most important times of grief in my life.
Freda's Foibles - Grief by Freda Douglas
We all have a certain amount of grief, or presumed grief, in our life, young or not so young. Read my article about how I survived 2 of the most important times of grief in my life.
Outside The Rose-Colored Mom BOX by LauraLee Shaw
What do you do when you can't find a greeting card for your mother? Maybe, just...write your own?
Dueling Duo by LauraLee Shaw
What is it with daughters and mother-in-laws? See where the path of bickering can lead...
SPECIAL MOMENTS by Richard L. Provencher
Travis is shy about being poor. Imagine his house doesn't even have running water. Is there anything to smile about?
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY by Richard L. Provencher
A single parent, mother-led family celebrates a birthday party for an only son. Does he appreciate it?
Sunday Drives and Economics by Nancy Quinn
The childhood joy of memories of Sunday drives reminds this writer that economic times don't need to stifle family fun times and opportunities to make memories.
SPECIAL PLAYMATE by Teresa Altman
On my way to visit my grandsons one day, my daughter sent a picture to my cellphone of my grandson standing in the doorway with the door wide open...looking for my car. He knew I was coming. There's something very special about the bond between a grandparent and grandchild. I wrote this for my grandchildren.
AN EVERYDAY HERO essay by Richard L. Provencher
How much of an influence does your wife have on your life?
Number Fourteen Is Stubborn by Jan Ross
Our fourteenth grandchild is due any minute. Musing about the process of receiving the call and traveling to be with my daughter in time for the birth.
Fredas Foibles 4-23-08 by Freda Douglas
There is something missing in a person's life if they don't have a soft spot in their hearts for animals. That is a honest opinion from an animal lover from waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back.
Action Changes Things: Teaching our Kids about Community Service by Lisa M. Hendey
Author Interview with Lisa Umina, Milo and the Green Wagon: A Life Lesson to Give
Coming To A School Near You Soon by Theresa Twogood
This small town school's prom fever results in the giving out of sexual gifts, condoms and other items as a 'prom gift bags' for all attendees of this high school Prom.
THE WOMAN I KNOW essay by Richard L. Provencher
My wife, Esther, is my best friend, companion and confidant. Also, we are still on our honeymoon after thirty-three years of marriage.
JOURNEY OF THE RETURN essay by Richard L. Provencher
This story is true, and represents a journey, from a son to his father's side, even if a coffin separates them.
A Prayerful Suggestion by Freda Douglas
In this day of fixed income I have a suggestion how you can maintain your lifestyle and do it cheaper.
FREDAS foibles 3-23-08 by Freda Douglas
For 17 years I wrote a weekly newspaper column titled Fredas Foibles. I have decided to use that title henceforth for my articles. The date and copy will change, but you'll always know me by Fredas Foibles
MOM, I REMEMBER essay by Richard L. Provencher
Moms are the backbone of our society. They tease and cajole us into right living, through perseverance, tolerance and prayers. Bless them all, Lord. Amen.
MOTHER AND SON by Richard L. Provencher
A son is disappointed mom has not confided she is thinking of marrying again. "We used to talk over things," is Kenny's lament. This is a contemporary story played many times in homes across the land.
DADDY IS A PREACHER by Richard L. Provencher
A young boy talks to his grandpa about his dad, a Preacher. Through this story, the Holy man is found to be as normal as any dad. Bless all Preachers who need our patience, support, and love.
Torn Apart by Norma-Anne Hough
Healing and restoration of relationship between my daughter and myself. How we had to be parted for total healing for both of us.
My Preschooler Cries During Sunday School Class: What Can I Do? by Denise Oliveri
It is not uncommon for preschoolers to go through a period of feeling overwhelmed during Sunday School class. It happens in every church, every week. Find out how you can make your preschooler feel better about attending Sunday School class.
Half The Man by LauraLee Shaw
What happens when a husband is faced with a tough question from his wife? Where will he turn for answers?
he Missing Object by Freda Douglas
Her mama made her promise, now she had lost it. Where could she have lost it?
Family Prayer by Joanne Wilson
My tears began to flow. The pouring rain trickled on my forehead. The rain water ran over my eyes causing my tears to be washed away.
Surviving the Marathon of Motherhood by Amanda Williams
Motherhood is not for the faint of heart. So tie your shoelaces and get ready for the run of your life!
Write Queen Writes about Love by Freda Douglas
Read the comments and read what the Bible says about love.

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