The World’s Biggest Story?
– three generations, one family, a 100 years of life events
Stand-alone stories
Same characters
Everything is linked
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Some are Here, Some are Missing
Untraditional methods for dealing with high school reunions as a special needs parent.
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Confidence in Spirit
The hardest part about wanting to help people is making way for others who are more suited to the job.
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All Things Born That Day
Learning from a very unique teenager how to deal with your midlife crisis.
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Loss and Redemption: Carrie
The only question that really matters to a special needs mom: Am I neurotic or is everyone else privilege-blind?
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Tomorrow’s Light
Three reasons why even the most powerful magic can’t change your life.
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Monuments
The things we keep in the attic can either help or harm us.
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Across Icy Pools
Finding your true self is like giving birth. For a long time it is just … painful.
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At the Top of My List
The best excuse for doing anything you really want but always “can’t”.
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Farewell to Arms?
A single decisive moment in life can stretch on for decades.
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Like A Memory
Fighting to remain an artist when life has overtaken you.
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The Answer to Everything
The meaning of life is not necessarily the answer you need.
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The Rainbow’s Edge
Deciding what to do with the rest of your life, doesn’t get any easier over time.
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You can also read a smaller selection of longer storier taking place in decades from the 1960s to the 2060s! Click here!
Thoughts
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I’m very glad to hear that – it’s hard to realize your parents are struggling, but if it helped you…
Those characters are the ones I attach too so much at times . I think we find ourselves really identifying…