Tag: Thanksgiving Stories
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Pie Fondue
The Fondue Writer’s Club finishes our offering of Thanksgiving stories today with Kathy Kexel’s “Pie Wars.” Again, I want you to note the sweetness going on in this tale. Literally — all those sweet pies. But one particular phrase caught my attention and that was her description of ‘substantial sandwiches.’ I want one of those.…
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Forgive us, Father, for we have Fondued
Greenbean is traveling this week visiting the sprout in our nation’s Capitol. He will be on the lookout for someone he can share his opinions about tax reform, immigration reform, and the most important pressing issue of our time: getting rid of Daylight Savings Time. His little journey, though, does not keep him from sharing…
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If I Close My Eyes I Can See The Sunset
This is the perfect story to finish the free Thanksgiving stories from the Fondue Writers Club. Paul Bennett’s use of visual imagery creates a world where my sensory perception runs wild. I can smell — seriously — I can smell the garage, the hospital floor, the room, and the pie. I can feel the cold…
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A Walk To Really Remember . . . Or Forget
Wait for the ending. That is a must. Today’s Free Thanksgiving Story comes to us from Derek Elkins. As I read it, I kept thinking the protagonist should own a chain of hotels called The Big Elk Inns. You may get that joke after you read it, or you might not. Click on the Elk’s…