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A product of North County, St. Louis, home of The Castaway Club and Sts. John and James Parochial School. Working RN in a large nursing home, happily married, sixty-one years old. My father was born in Coleraine, Ireland, came through Ellis Island and worked

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Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: The Super Bowl mystery: 3 of 7
"Lost in Space" Suspects: Pilot Copilot Steward Stewardess The New England Patriots boarded their plane at Logan Airport in Boston to the cheers of their adoring fans. "Bring us home another Super Bowl Trophy!" The sleet and snow didn't seem to bother the large crowds, waving goodbye to their beloved Patriots. "One more vict... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: A sports mystery: 14 of 16
The Deadly Autograph Suspects: Zack Trainer Manager Bat Boy Tyler couldn't believe he was on his way to Spring Training with his best friend, Zack. He watched the palm trees go by through the bus window and couldn't wait to see the ocean for the first time. Florida was fantastic. "This sure is different from Nebraska", glanc... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: A baseball mystery: 23 of 25
A Baseball Mystery: "Got Tickets?" Suspects: Ethan The Waitress The Agent The Man with the Sign The Little Brother Ethan stared at the clock inside his tiny work cubicle. "Four years of college for this?" He was miserable and longed for an exciting, high paying job. "I'll never get my college loan paid off working in this pl... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Death of a firefighter: 31 of 31
His last day on earth and he didn't know it. He knew that everyday could be his last day but he didn't know it was to be today. So he didn't do anything different. He did what he always did for eight years: coffee, shave, shower, kiss the wife and kids goodbye and out the door. He loved it. It's what he did. Day in and day o... More..