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by Peter Falkenberg Brown ~ Apr 10, 2009
It was the resounding thump of an alien child falling from the sky that woke Farmer Welton from his lazy slumber. He had wandered out of his farmhouse around noon, carrying a jug of his special home brewed root beer and some Oreos. Sitting there in the backyard, at an old beechwood table, he had gorged himself until he had finally fallen asleep. Did he dream? We’ll never know, but we do know that he drooled.
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~ a story for anyone who has ever lost a dog ~
by Peter Falkenberg Brown ~ Aug 15, 2008
Being a clever Wiggle Dog, he pulled back and forth, until the old spring on his very personal leash went “Pop!” and he was off! He ran this way and that way, and up the yard and down the yard. Freedom was a glorious thing, and Bogey the Magnificent was Proud and Happy to be On the Run.
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(A Truly True Tale)
by Peter Falkenberg Brown ~ Jul 14, 1999
It was a Tuesday when it Happened. The baby sparrow, affectionately called Lewie by his father and mother (short for Llewellyn, of course), had decided that today was the Day when he could fly. His mother, Frances, had looked at him severely, and cuffed him with the tip of her left wing. "Fly? At your age? I don't think so!"
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by Kimmy Sophia Brown ~ Jun 29, 1998
Once upon a time there was a handsome prince named Tadin. He was four years old, and he had blond hair and blue eyes. He wore a green cape, a red hat with a green feather, and golden boots.
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by Peter Falkenberg Brown ~ Feb 7, 1998
Rupert was a peaceful cat. He lay in the sun all day, dreaming of nice things that walked on four legs. He was a playful cat. One day, a small, timid mouse named Eggbert danced across Rupert's nose.
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by Kimmy Sophia Brown ~ May 6, 1996
When Tymon was very little he didn't like having his hair washed. Whenever he took a bath, his mother would say, "Time to wash your hair, Tymon." Tymon would yell, "No!" and try to make himself very small in the far corner of the tub.
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(A True Story)
by Kimmy Sophia Brown ~ Jan 8, 1996
Ranin was four years old. "Ranin Brown was a cowboy, He was a true love cowboy, with warm love eyes. He liked to fight the outlaws and he saved the women and children. Yeehaw!" These are the words to a song his daddy made up for him.
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from the columns and essays of Significato.
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Transport your soul...
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