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It was a fall afternoon when Ron and his friend appeared with the acid and what the hell, we had nothing better to do.
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Don't you hate the state of late?
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There were songs for the sisters, the grandchildren, the in-laws, and the whole “cast”. We thought they were pretty clever.
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution." – Albert Einstein
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They say you never forget how to ride—it is, after all, “just like riding a bicycle”.
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Sally gallantly offered that I could take the MG, but I wouldn’t consider it—far too untrustworthy to risk taking over the bridge.
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The downside of a house of mementoes is that it is hard to throw anything out. I think the oldest thing I have is something that eluded getting thrown out by several generations, but I don’t really know its story. This is all I know.
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In the Before time, every evening the news god spoke.
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I write because Suzy Underwood put out a plea to my college class listserv for stories about interviews, and I thought I had a good one.
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It’s All One
Prompted By Drugs and Alcohol
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I’m late, I’m late Retroflash
Prompted By Procrastination
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Chestertown Follies
Prompted By Memorable Performances
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The Magic Potion
Prompted By Do You Believe in Magic?
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You Never Forget
Prompted By Riding a Bicycle
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The Little MG That Couldn’t
Prompted By Car Trouble
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Keeping Warm
Prompted By What I Own That's Older Than I Am
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In the Before Time Retroflash.
Prompted By Broadcast News
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This One’s For You
Prompted By Why We Write
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