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StoryLove is in the Air (A Green Wheelbarrow IP) hudsonmoon1115 years 2 weeks ago
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StoryRoom For No Angel (I.P.) oldpesky3115 years 2 weeks ago
StoryAll the women in my family smoke maggyvaneijk1715 years 3 weeks ago
StoryStumble itsnotnatural415 years 3 weeks ago
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StoryDrama Attempt : “Magic Moments” (IP) well-wisher415 years 1 month ago
StoryOne Shirley Temple and Five Pints of Stella maggyvaneijk2215 years 1 month ago
StoryIgor Makes a Friend hudsonmoon215 years 1 month ago
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StoryFinding Art M_C_Green615 years 1 month ago
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StoryThe day nothing much happened 4/4 Geoffrey215 years 5 months ago

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My stories

The Troublemaker

This is just a re-edit of an earlier tale.
Cherry

Sally Slipped Silently (Repetition IP)

“Repeat after me, George,” I said. “Sally slipped silently into silky soft slippers.” “Wait,” he said. “Let me finish my beer.” “I’m waiting.”
Cherry

The Lady in the Window

First in a series.
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Sophie

I gave up this morning. I laid down on the bathroom floor and decided not to get up. There was no point.

Creaky House IV

Emma climbed the attic steps and stood next to Uncle Ned. “Well, I’ll be damned!” said Emma. “Who on earth would have done such a thing?” “I don’t know,” said Uncle Ned.

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