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My readers tell me, I am a very easy, informative, and entertaining writer to read, but, in 1967 a university, literary educator, having reviewed one of my short stories, declaired it to be, the most arrogant piece of writing, that he had ever read, in his entire life. I thanked him, and never wrote another short story, for nearly thirty five years. |
my
teeth and
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Dr. Frankenstein childhood memories late 1950's This may not have been the best dentist to have as my first dentist - of course I was a teenager at the time, but none the less. |
don't
touch the violin
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childhood memories late 1940's As a kid you always do something your not supposed
to do. Sometimes you get away with it
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1940's my creative brothers episode (1): teenage boat builders 9kb My two older teenage brothers decide to make a
boat during their summer holidays. I should mention that my two older brothers,
when left to their own devices, which was often, behaved much
like a pair of Siamese cats.
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childhood
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late 1940's a lesson in defensive lying 12kb This short story describes my grade two experience of being beaten with a strap, by the school principle, as a lesson, for not going to church on Sunday. |
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1940's my creative brothers episode (2):
My two older teenage brothers, (the Siamese cats), decide that they would like to know if a fully set, four legged dinner table, would still stand up, if one of the legs were removed. . |
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great grandfather and grandfather 1880's young red coats 12kb My grandfather and his brother decide in their late teens to join her Majesty Queen Victoria's, British Colonial Auxiliary Force. They assumed that their Ireland born father, would shower them with much deserved pride. My grandfather has to deal with his old country experiences and his children's new country differences. |
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great grandparent jan 6-7 1839 Thanks to my older brother, John O'Connor's notes, I was able to weave this story of my paternal great grandmother's close encounter with death. So close, as to cause me wonder and speculation, with regard to the luck of my existance. |
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