Ronda Rich
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RONDA RICH: How does it end? (opens the original)
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Several years ago, Tink and I were watching an episode of a television series he had written. Tink never lets me read anything he has written before it is filmed so I see it at the same time other television viewers do. The show, Breakout Kings, was a criminal procedure with six characters â two U.S. Marshals and four brilliant-minded convicts â who team together to track down elusive criminals. One of the convicts was a young woman on whom another of the convicts had a crush. Painfully shy,
DICK YARBROUGH: Some thoughts on love and loving well (opens the original)
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Let me bring you up to date as to my latest thinking on whether or not to offer myself as a write-in candidate for governor of the Great State of Georgia this November and as a viable alternative to a multi-billionaire Republican who always looks like he just swallowed a lemon and a Democrat who bailed on the city of Atlanta as mayor when things started getting tough. The good news is that since I first brought up the idea a couple of months ago, the number of people pledging to vote for me has
RONDA RICH: The happiness of contentment (opens the original)
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The conversation happened years ago. In fact, it was shortly before Mama, supposedly in good health, just up and died. There she had stood, laughing merrily in my foyer, then a moment later, she stepped into the arms of the Lord. Two weeks earlier, we were in the car together. I remember the exact spot on the road, near the old Copper Mines bridge. Out of the blue, she sighed peacefully, smiled and said, âIâve had the best life. Iâve been so blessed.â Ronda Rich is the best-selling autho
RONDA RICH: A tortured love (opens the original)
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The heavyweight velour curtain dropped, signaling the end of that nightâs Grand Ole Opry show. The spotlights dimmed but the backstage area was still dark. I had been standing at the edge of the stage, watching the show. Choosing my steps gingerly in the darkness, a tiny, frail woman shuffled slowly from behind the curtain. I stopped, thinking I might be able to assist. As she came close, the backstage brightened. Ronda Rich is the best-selling author of the Stella Bankwell series. Please visi
RONDA RICH: The dress (opens the original)
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When Tink and I married over 14 years ago, we kept an apartment in Los Angeles for a couple of years because he was steadily shooting on studio lots. Regularly, one of us would fly to see the other and, usually, that was me because he was working. To make things easier, I took duplicate cosmetics, hair supplies, and a small amount of clothes and shoes which included four or five dresses. Ronda Rich is the best-selling author of the Stella Bankwell series. Please visit www.rondarich.com to sign u
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