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StoryNew Year's Day Redcathy812 years 6 months ago
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StoryAdvent Awakening Prologue Seth Exile1012 years 7 months ago
StoryThe Atas Work Experiment celticman712 years 7 months ago
Blog entryGod’s Cadets: Joining the Salvation Army, BBC 4 9pm, directed and produced by Nick Poytnz. celticman312 years 7 months ago
StoryOne Winter's Day You Will Meet Your Maker celticman4012 years 7 months ago
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StoryThe Decision edithrose112 years 7 months ago

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My stories

Peter's Wife's Tale

My name is Judith, and I am 30 years old. I have worked hard all my life, keeping house for my family, and helping my husband Peter with his fishing...

Family Meals

Jeff: Oh, I see we are having roast beef for dinner today. I hope it’s Aberdeen Angus. You don’t know for sure? It’s the only kind of British beef...

Our Brothers, Part 3 Philip Beven (Pete) Tree, RIP (1895-1918)

When Pete was a lad and was feeling mad This is how he's show his temper He'd curl like a dog outside the door Waiting for you to come a cropper. But...

Our Brothers, Part 2. Warren Francis (Frank) Tree, RIP (1890-1916)

Frank was sunny and cheery to boot A chubby loveable lad So proud he was of his first velvet suit With pockets to prove him a man. He wasn't the one...

Our Brothers, Part 1. Charles James Tree, RIP, (1891-1915)

Charlie was a special one and sent away to school “too pretty for a boy” with dimples, curls and smile Delicate and weak he demanded sugar lumps “Big...

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