The Rain by Gail Berry

The Rain

“There’s a woman who brings the storms.” “Sure, Jeremy, and there’s a man who takes out the garbage, too.” “No, I’m serious about this. I saw her last night. Remember the wind was blowing the trees so hard, and there was lightening and thunder. Then, just before the rain, I saw her. “Where? On the […]

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Giving, a short story by Gail Berry

Giving

“Only words have I to give,” said the poet. “Of these I give freely and that is all that God can ask. He cares not how beautiful the voice of the singer, but only that the singer gives his song.” Do you know the story of the child who came before the Christ with no […]

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Believe, a short story by Gail Berry

Believe

One night the turtle said to his friend the frog: “Would you like to fly with me through the stars tonight to meet the moon?” The frog, who thought the turtle a silly kidder, replied, “Turtle, I don’t believe anyone can fly, much less a fellow who carries a shell such as yours.” “Well, come […]

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Angie, a short story by Gail Berry

Angie

I was visiting a friend in the hospital the summer of ’85. While I was passing down a corridor, I noticed a child of about six sitting next to an old man who was lying in a hospital bed. The little girl was holding his hand — he looked too weak to grasp hers. Usually […]

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A Slice of Life by Gail Berry

A Slice of Life

It’s mid morning and I walk my dog Elsie over to John’s house so he can take his dog Becky and my dog Elsie and himself for a morning walk which everyone loves. Then I go back home and eat breakfast. Once they return, John says Elsie always waits at the gate watching for me. […]

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The God Bless You Miracle

The God Bless You Revolution

If you want to change your life, if you want to change the lives of those around you, if you want to change the world, do this one simple thing: Say God Bless You to yourself. Say God Bless You to those around you. Say God Bless You to the world. Join me in the […]

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MSNBC-racism

7 Words You Can Never Say on MSNBC

In the great tradition of George Carlin’s seven words you can never say on television, here are the seven phrases you can never say on MSNBC – because the hosts and commentators have called these seven phrases racist. The racist seven: birth certificate, PGA Tour, American, welfare, law and order, Chicago, food stamps. Again, remember: […]

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