It was during the Intermission that he spotted Lauryn. He was waiting for Kellie who had gone to the bathroom while she had just come out of it. Not wanting her to leave before he got a chance to talk to her, he squeezed his way through the crowd and went over to where she… Read More Henrik and Lauryn
There were other reasons, too. Seventy-five percent of Jews survived in France. And so many non-Jews risked their lives to save ours. Wasn’t that our duty to defend our country too? It was our duty, absolutely – Marthe Cohn Born a French Jew in Metz, France on 13 April 1920, Marthe Hoffnung never once imagined… Read More The Unlikely Spy
They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; These see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep – Psalm 107:23, 24 When you see some of the waves, you can’t help but marvel. Some are as high as skyscrapers. Imagine seeing what looks like… Read More The Mighty Sea
I was turning tricks since I was 15. My father was in prison for manslaughter and my mother was a coke head. I didn’t have any siblings. I was the only child. I thought of dropping out of school and finding a job so I could save up enough money to blow this city but… Read More Tamika’s Story
I’m a Literature Evangelist and youth leader in my church. I’m on fire for the Lord so I leave tracts on buses, trains, taxis, the waiting rooms of doctors, dentists, on sidewalks, streets–yes, I drop them as I walk. Sometimes I would stand on the sidewalk and hand them out to people as they walk… Read More Janco’s Story (Part One)
Nostalgia always creeps up on me whenever I see my husband and our daughters watching movies. I think about the times I used to sit on the sofa with my Dad, eating popcorn. The really neat thing about him is he didn’t mind watching kid movies with lots of singing with me. We used to… Read More Cool Dads
It was an elaborate dinner for just the two of us, something I hadn’t expected at all. When I showed up at the mansion, I expected to find other guests but I was the only one. I was escorted by a butler who walked with his back straight as a rod to the dining-room. She… Read More His Type
He sat in the dark living-room, watching as the rain fell, droplet by droplet down the windowpane. He couldn’t sleep. All he could think about was her. She was out there somewhere with another man. Was she having a good time? Did she have any idea of how much this was hurting him? It was… Read More The Next Level
I don’t know why I came over to your flat. No, that isn’t true. I came because I couldn’t wait until Monday to see you. You’re surprised to see me which is understandable but you’re still polite and pleasant. You invite me in. As I follow you through the foyer, my eyes travel over you. … Read More KISSING My Professor
I had the dream again last night. I was lying on a bed of pink roses and other flowers, my eyes were closed as I inhaled their sweet fragrance. I was wearing a pink tee shirt. It actually looked good on me although pink isn’t my color. In fact, I don’t own anything pink. I… Read More The Flower Bed
Notes to Women 