To read the first part of the story, please click here Impressed, one of them told her, “We can make this happen.” Less than ten minutes after the inning’s end, the swipe of a security card began opening […]
Hidden . . . until Now by Mary L. Hamilton Jane Ellis never suspected that accepting a friend’s invitation to a Houston Astros game would bring her face to face with her hero of the past four decades. […]
Mischievous As I watch the rabbit nibble the carrots where the marigolds have not yet bloomed I clap my gloved hands. the dull sound is loud enough To scare away the rabbit. When I walk over to the […]
God Walks in My Garden by Bernadine Wells The purple dawn exhales its mystic powers and showers the crimson and pale pink rosebuds with sparkling dewdrops. As I sit on my patio and sip my second cup of […]
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