Ellie

Ellie

Some things are just meant to be.

Needs and personal challenges can be the starting point for remarkably strong partnerships with extraordinary bonds and loyalties. This is that type of story. It recounts how special needs stemming from major setbacks and adversity are filled from unlikely sources that prove to be truly life changing.

 

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Look Out for Flying Meaballs

Look Out For Flying Meatballs

 

This story is a journey into the past. It is a nostalgic recollection of two days in the life of a ten year old boy (who happens to be me), growing up in New York City as seen through my eyes.

 

Join me as I go back to a time of innocence and learn some very important lessons the hard way.

 

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Captain Cameron

Captain Cameron

 

Recently, America has experienced troubled times. No longer is our beloved country admired and respected throughout the free world the way it once was.

Captain America was our hero. He was the best of the best, and among super heroes, he stood alone at the top of the mountain. Things have changed, and now the time is right for a “changing of the guard” regarding America’s new future super hero who uses the power of his brain.

 

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That Smell

That Smell

We perceive the outside world through our five senses.

Some people simply have desensitized themselves to the point where even excesses (loud noises, strong odors, etc.) might seem normal to them, but not to those nearby.

Are you a “Sensory Offender?”

 

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Two Days of Freedom

Two Days of Freedom

 

Buggie was a loved but sheltered indoor cat who always imagined what the world was like on the other side of that big picture window.

It wasn’t long before he found out, and it was nothing close to what he had imagined.

 

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Water

Water

 

It covers over seventy percent of our world, and there are 326,000,000,000,000,000 gallons of it on our planet, but how well do you know water?

 

Here is the story of water narrated in the first person by . . . water?

 

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