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I write about moments that shape our lives through deeply personal life experiences.
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Arthur - The Story of a King (opens the original)
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The next morning, Arthur knocked on Percival’s chamber door.“Just a minute.” Said the young man.Moments later, the door opened and Arthur saw the tall young man.“Sire? I am sorry. I was not expecting you.” Percival said as he rummaged back into his room, picking up his clothing, which he had thrown on the floor the night before.“No need to clean up, young man.” Said Arthur.“My lord?” he replied.Arthur laughed and sat down at the table in his room. “Please, relax. Come and sit down.
Arthur - The Story of a King (opens the original)
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Just as Arthur reached the sitting room, Lancelot passed him, stopped and walked back to his king. He saw that Arthur had a look of dread on his face and thought he might attempt to take his mind off whatever it was that had been ailing him.“Arthur! Do you have a minuet?” he asked.“Not really but I will make time.” He replied.Lancelot smiled, “I can see you are not looking forward to stepping into that room. Is there anything I can help you with?” he asked.“I wish there was but this is something
The World I Remember (opens the original)
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This morning, I had to run to County Concrete before it rained because I wanted to look at rock. Turns out I’m going to have to buy rock for the retaining walls in the backyard, and instead of putting in brick walkways, I’m going to put in stepstone walkways.So, as I left my house, I thought, Well, crap, I forgot to eat breakfast.And of course I was hungry.I thought, Well, you know what? I’ll stop at McDonald’s.I always liked the sausage, egg, and cheese muffins they have, and the drive through
Arthur - The Story of a King (opens the original)
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Arthur had won his first battle against the Saxon and as he and his knights returned to Camelot, the bells were sounded by the court and the town’s people greeted them with victorious cheers. The king had proved his worth to the people and not only did they see it in his victory but every day as their village was becoming the place it once was. Camelot was again becoming the great city Uther had began after losing his brother and the people were proud of his son, Arthur and what he was bringing
25 Years (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago, my life changed forever.It’s interesting because twenty-five years is a quarter of a century. And now, what happened on September 11th, 2001, my son learned about in school. Many kids are learning about it in school. But I don’t see it as a history lesson, because I lived it.Seven weeks after I turned twenty-five, I had been working as a pet stylist for almost a year, and I had to work in the afternoon. At twenty-five, I was still able to sleep. So working in the afternoon
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