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Bigger than a bread box, older than the end of WWII.

1 Corinthians 13

Word count 299                                               1 Corinthians 13:11 “When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me.” Only the first part is … Continue reading 1 Corinthians 13

Pitch

Something like this. Probably daylight. Word count 100 He had been following her for over an hour. She had seen him before and was concerned.  Bulging belly, dirty holey sweatshirt, grungy jeans at half mast.   Just his luck, she walked into an alley.  When he … Continue reading Pitch

Oscar

Word count 636                                                      “Our next category is special effects.  Judy, can you hand me the envelope?” “Here you go Grant.” “And the winner is Black Magic Studios for “From Heaven To Hell”.  Here to accept for them is their president and owner Beal Scratch.” … Continue reading Oscar

True Or False

Word count 3185                                                                                                 Which of these are true and which are false                                                            Mortality I have the body of a twenty year old –             I keep it in the refrigerator for midnight snacks. I was worried when I was told that I … Continue reading True Or False

Chair

They look better than most of us Word count 100                                                     Once a month the dance band section of the Lake Oswego Millennium Concert Band plays at a local Oregon church.  It mostly plays big band numbers from the 1940s and 1950s.  Many of the … Continue reading Chair

Unmerry

Like that, but not in Kansas Word Count 394                                                           In 1968 I followed my math Ph.D. thesis advisor Karl Stromberg to Kansas State University from the University of Oregon in Eugene Oregon to complete my studies.  Professor Stromberg decided to visit Eugene over Christmas … Continue reading Unmerry