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The Adventures of Songha: The Amazing Savannah Cat By Linda R. Caterine AuthorHouse ISBN: 978-1-4343-8361-7 66 Pages Cat-Lover Alert! Check out The Adventures of Songha by Linda R. Caterine and bow to the beauty of “The African Queen!” With a beautiful cover featuring Songha by Robert Knight and fascinating sketches by William Dye throughout the book, Linda Caterine has created both an informative and exciting children’s book. If you are a cat lover, like I am—... Read More
My son, Kevin, who is now a doctoral candidate at Ohio University, wrote the following poem for a school assignment in the fifth grade. I can still remember him sitting at the kitchen table, working on this poem and laughing out loud at some of the things he was writing. He wrote the entire poem with only a couple of suggestions from me.I haven't seen this poem since my son son was ten years-old (he is now 27). Recently he found the poem in a box of old papers and other things he took with him w... Read More
Who’s that man shuffling along with two sticks, is that someone I should know? Considering that I spent a year at school sharing a desk with him, I guess it is someone I should know. His wife had to tell me that this is Bob, who can no longer talk due to a massive stroke, and can barely walk. And he’s not even as old as I am. I ran into Bob’s mother when she and I both lived on an island, and because she had remarried, I failed to recognise who she was. She asked me if I knew Bob, and big... Read More
Where are your pre-teenage children at 3am? Do you know, or care? Of course you do! You were brought up to responsible adulthood, and leaving your little ones to fend for themselves isn’t on the agenda. Your young ones are safely in bed and asleep at 3am. Unfortunately the world is degenerating into a Sodom and Gomorrah in which wickedness, selfishness and evil prevail. Not every parent knows or cares where their children are and what they’re doing. The latest news in our beautiful count... Read More
Orphan Trains: Letters-4 By Robert Noonan I am presenting two letters today. These boys appear content with life on a farm. Many children ended up on farms and their treatment varied greatly. They bided their time until they were eighteen then decided if they wanted... Read More
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