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It Has Been A Rough Year

I am adding this additional chapter to my introduction, because after I initially wrote the introduction, it was very difficult to come back to it and try to make sense of all that I have experienced through the various stages of my life and the trials that I have endured or overcome.  I wish ...


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The Birth of Charles Leonard Wiggins

The story has already been written for awhile on my blog "From the heart of Praise, Prayer and Perseverance. 0; Here is a link to that posting, Below are the pictures of the blessed event.   http://fromthehea rt-dotwigg.blogsp ot.com/2008/03/an other-2-prayer-re quest-answered.ht ml


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Karla's Drug Abuse

By: Krisna Reece
My youngest sister, Karla, is having a lot of problems as an adult. Karla has been using drugs for quite some time. She was arrested twice for frequenting a known drug house where ...
Comments (0) Jan 26, 2012 2,404
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Moved to Selma, AL

By: James Rush
My dad, Hilliard Rush was transfered and promoted to a new position at R.L. Zieglers and my parents moved from Troy, AL to Cone Dr. in Selma, AL
Comments (0) Jan 24, 2012 680
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USS Boston SSN703

By: James Rush
Served on board the USS Boston SSN703 as a Quartermaster (QM). Qualified in Submarines and was awarded sailor of the quarter.
Comments (0) Jan 24, 2012 510
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16 Years TRUE LOVE

By: Walter Jankowski
True love is a gift that you will love and behold for life even forever providing it is true love. Bradie and I were eight years apart, but what is age when we have true love. ...
Comments (0) Jan 23, 2012 956
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A Life of Destruction

By: Walter Jankowski
I was living a life of self destruction until I found the new life, it’s known as born again. I am an alcoholic and have been since addicted to alcohol. This is not the life for ...
Comments (0) Jan 23, 2012 984
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East From Arizona to Texas

By: Richard Ozanne
THE EXIT OF SEDONA The Exit of Sedona Came with a furious wind from the East. Our economy had shriveled down, so it seemed to be something that entertained a Bismark style ...
Comments (0) Jan 23, 2012 1,353
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1987

By: Jonathan Halstead
1987 has to have been the most stressful year of my life. I moved back to Liverpool, bought a house and got married. Gina had one more stress to contend with - she graduated. After ...
Comments (0) Jan 20, 2012 2,152
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Graduating etc

By: Jonathan Halstead
I'm on the left, Gina and then Richard - my best friend at university. In 1979 I take the entrance exam for Oxford University....and pass. They offer me 2Es and I'm in! I go ...
Comments (0) Jan 20, 2012 2,333
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Luke's Xmas and New Year in Lech, Austria

By: Jonathan Halstead
We left Liverpool on Christmas Eve for Austria. Me, Max, Mum and Dad. Our hotel was really cosy and comfy and the food was fabulous, especially the spare ribs! Mum had ...
Comments (0) Jan 20, 2012 5,708
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Max in Verbier 2010

By: Jonathan Halstead
We went to Verbier in Switzerland for a week in 2010 and it was an amazing holiday. We went there to mountain bike with friends. On the last day, I crashed my mountain bike doing ...
Comments (0) Jan 20, 2012 4,090
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Henry Halstead

By: Jonathan Halstead
Born in Todmorden, Yorkshire West Riding, Henry Halstead was by trade a Master Butcher who eventually had approximately 14 shops over the North West of England (from Todmorden, ...
Comments (0) Jan 20, 2012 4,935
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christmas nightmare

By: bella neighbour
I woke up one morning feeling fine. But then my chest started to ache I dropped to the floor with a sudden bang. My dad Marvin was the only one home with me at the time. He saw ...
Comments (0) Jan 10, 2012 1,636
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The night of the Blinding Attack in Prague

By: Richard Ozanne
A NIGHT OF PRAGUE To be robbed at gunpoint in New York is one thing...what is 20 dollars afterall? In New York it can buy ones life. Now our story, which is true to the memory ...
Comments (2) Jan 02, 2012 2,903
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You Killed Your Mother

By: robert logie
I see my story in a docu-drama or documentary format. When I was 18 I was in the first year of my first job at CP Railway and I had received 3 promotions and I developed a very ...
Comments (0) Jan 01, 2012 1,611
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Introduction to the real Mola

By: Gwynne Mayer
I was invited out to the Moles who live in Cordillera on the evening of May 5.  A lovely home overlooking canyons and valleys of the hill country north of San Antonio.  A sprawling ...
Comments (0) Jan 01, 2012 1,957
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Independent

By: Elvida Yuliana
I met an old woman who was 60-ies years old. I was very glad of her. Really glad. She was a lecturer of dentistry. She was really independent. Yes, really independent. I rarely ...
Comments (0) Dec 29, 2011 1,534
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My Dad

By: Jonathan Halstead
Jack Halstead. 1943 - 29y On 4th July 1914 my Dad, Jack Halstead, was born in Middleton, Lancashire to Henry and Eliza Halstead. He had an older sister called ...
Comments (0) Dec 23, 2011 2,797
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TIME

By: Armand Roland
Burnt trampled and in ruins lie my sanctuary, reduced to rubble be the unrelenting passage of time, thou taketh without remorse, unwilling to favor a single bine to aid the exodus ...
Comments (0) Dec 19, 2011 1,903
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Cas Loma: Through the looking glass

By: Roger Elliott
The mid September sun shines bright, reflecting thoughts of Casa Loma through the bright blue waters of Moira Lake, and into my head. In the distance, an odd shaped vessel circles ...
Comments (2) Dec 12, 2011 4,398
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Behind the Times

By: Karen Moore
I never seem to be "in the now". Whenever a popular show starts I don't catch on until way after it's been around for awhile. Two major examples is the show FRIENDS and also SEX ...
Comments (0) Dec 11, 2011 2,327

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