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Like a Tawargachi Novel

By Douglas | Published: April 1, 2011
There was nothing normal about today's exam though. This one was our last for the year. Since I was a Senior it was my last ever. And, for me at least, its outcome would determine if I lived or died.
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Her Dry Tin Fingers

By Douglas | Published: June 17, 2008
Read this first if you haven’t already. “He will not be easily found that one. Speak his name to these and they will aid you.” Grandma’s words felt like a memory or a dream compared to the unexpected firmness of her grip. She gave me other instructions I think—maybe something about employing them before they [...]
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Practiced and Without Fail

By Douglas | Published: June 16, 2008
The unifying theme for the week will be “The Bringer of Mist”. Check out the ‘bringer‘ tag for more. I’ll step off from a post from day 51: “Grandma has a Wolf’s Heart“. http://www.flickr.com/photos/37451064@N00/1480066693 The newly fallen leaves stacked poorly in her hand. These red and yellow and gold leaves retained their suppleness. This natural, [...]
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