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My name is Warren Pease. I started writing in high school, but I gave it up when I quit. I have since been self-educating, which may explain the rough edges to my writing. My current (and favorite) wife has encouraged me to pursue my writing and my other artistic

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Relationships & Family > Marriage & Divorce (Other) Can second marriages work?: 2 of 87
My philosophy (and it has worked well) is that we all have to face rocky times in our lives. I hesitate to generalize, but some curse their bad fortune, while others (like myself) step back and use their unfortunate experiences at a learning tool. Be objective enough that you can do this for yourself. Each and every human bei... More..
Sciences > Atmosphere & Weather Which are deadlier: Hurricanes or tornadoes?: 1 of 24
Statistically tornadoes kill more people in the United States than hurricanes. For this debate, I am assuming that we are referencing the U.S. and not worldwide, although there can be an argument made for either.As for the United States, an average of 1,100 tornadoes occur each year. This year (so far) has proven to be much a... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Ghosts & Paranormal Phenomena Experiences with ghosts: 9 of 122
"so early."Those were the only two words I caught. I was in my own little world. I suppose I was grateful in a way for being pulled away from my thoughts. I looked up to see who was speaking. Of course it was Walter. I was standing outside the church sneaking a cigarette and watching the traffic. How could the world still be ... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Caught inside a tornado: 1 of 10
It was April 19th, of 1996. I had jury duty, so I was off that week. I didn't mind jury duty at all. I had very long hair and all I ever wore was tee shirts and jeans. I looked more the criminal than most of the people on trial, so I was always excused. Fine by me. It was only a block from the courthouse to my apartment. On t... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Ghosts & Paranormal Phenomena Do Ouija boards really work?: 7 of 63
The Ouija Board did not start out as a child's game. It evolved from a form of automatic writing, where a pencil was placed in a "planchette" and placed on a plain piece of paper. It was then used by a medium to contact the other side. Somewhere around the turn of the century a board was introduced and the pencil was dropped.... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Ghosts & Paranormal Phenomena Witnessing the paranormal: 5 of 39
My mother was very spiritual and pious. She was also fiercely protective of her children. I was the oldest and her only son. I had four sisters that I could barely tolerate. It goes without saying that I spent huge amounts of time with my father. I would even go so far as to say that I dominated much of his time. He is my men... More..
Other What is the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you?: 54 of 352
Opening caveat: If you have a weak stomach, do not read any further!My father was a bread man, delivering bread on a regular route. The work was hard and in the summer it was hot. I went with him on Saturdays when I was in school and every day during summer. By the age of thirteen, I could do everything, but drive the truck. ... More..
Sciences > Astronomy The best evidence that UFOs exist: 4 of 22
Back in the summer of 1971, I was 13 years old. My family lived in an old, ancient country home. I remember it having no indoor plumbing, a pump instead of a faucet adorned the kitchen sink, but it was home. I was just coming back home from a creek about a quarter mile from home. I had been doing my favorite thing; shooting a... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Spirituality (Other) Are angels real or imaginary?: 42 of 151
Angels really exist! All one has to do is look for the signs. It is my personal belief that Angels are our loved ones who have passed over into the other realm and they are there for us at all times. My proof does not come from the Holy Bible, but personal experience. I hope you will indulge me while I tell you my story. I'll... More..
Arts & Humanities > 20th & 21st Century US History The assassination of J. F. Kennedy: 6 of 20
The events of November 22nd, 1963 are etched in every American's mind. Imprinted, if you will. They remember exactly where they were, what they were doing, and how they heard the news. It is fascinating to speculate what kind of America we would be living in today had John F. Kennedy lived to finish his presidency.The conspir... More..