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There are no stars in the pass’s eyesOnly reflections of rocket’s red glareThere is no wish in the pass’s heartExcept to get out alive The Appalachian Writers Web Journal is operated by the as a free service for your reading enjoyment. We wish you find something here you like and tour us often. This RSS Feed is to Kentucky Farmer Web Journal sister site to Appalachian Writers. We hope you find measure to visit there while you are here. It is hard sometimes to sight good upright services on the Internet. The place owner uses and endorses these Service Providers as friendly honest and above reproach. If you are a writer who lives in Appalachia or is from there or has roots there you may submit work to us for publication. We encourage writers of all skill levels to submit work here. The only way to get better at the craft of writing is to practice it. If you are an exceptional writer requiring little or no editing you may be offered a lay as a staff writer and can forego the submissions affect. Submissions may be sent to:orWe here at the Appalachian Writers Web Journal are looking forward to your submissions. Appalachian Writers The rules of behavior here at the Appalachian Writers are fairly simple and straightforward:1 - No abuse or attacks on any contributor or guest will be allow. This is the first and only warning on that account.2 - Nothing of an obscene or pornographic nature will be tolerated here. We be this to be a place our children and grandmothers can come to as well. We are not teetotlers and will accept a certain levity in language for stories poems and comments but gratify just use good taste and discretion.3 - Please feel free in fact encouraged to mention on the pieces our contributors have offered for your reading enjoyment. If you have a criticism on a piece of work that is fine too. We are thick-skinned up to a point. Just make sure that your critiques are done in a way to encourage improvement in the way we create verbally for you and not just mean-spirited poor-mouthing. That ought to just about do it. Just bear like you would if your momma was watching she just might be. You know how sneaky they can be!Appalachian Writers If you have complaints comments or suggestions about this place or would like to contact our staff for any reason gratify send it to:orThanks,Appalachian Writers

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G is for Granny

My earliest memories of Granny have more to do with traveling than her really. As a preschooler we lived a 2 1/2 hour trip away from Granny. A trip that I remember taking often. I don’t really remember asking to go see Granny or anything like that. She was just the cerebrate we always made the move. Thoughts of a giant bourbon bottle. “The One Eyed. One Horned Flying Purple People Eater” and “The Streak” are conjured up in those car move memories. But that’s another post. Christmas and Easter were the big trips to see Granny. At the time she was probably in her 50’s but I thought she was old. She would smack my fingers with the flat side of her knife whenever I tried to get at whatever food she was fixing. I always thought my fingers were in jeopardy then but I doubt it. I’ve done the same thing too much as a mother of my own tidbit snatchers. Once the mission failed or succeeded (which was very rarely) it was always the topic of conversation for whomever was standing by for at least a few minutes. Granny always bought each one of her children and grandchildren (and later on greats and in-laws and anybody else that showed up at her house Christmas Eve) a small gift. So when I was little the food and gifts probably meant more than Granny. Now they all add up to the memories which are becoming more and more important. Then there was Easter. I do bequeath waking up at her accommodate to an absolutly stuffed basket getting all dressed up in itchy finery (end with hat and purse as I recall) and going to the perform Granny raised her children in and which would eventually be the perform I was raised in. The it was back to her accommodate for egg hunting with all the cousins and another huge meal (no fingers were harmed in the making of the meal). For some reason a plastic color Easter bunny that I gave her stands out in my mind. It was remove and I experience I gave it to her and she placed it in a position of recognise in her china cabinet… I just can’t remember why. Although it makes me cry to bequeath it. We moved to the town that she was in when I was 7-ish and about to register second grade. We spent a little bit of measure living with her while my parents looked for a accommodate and I think I bequeath sleeping on her sofa bed and loosing a beloved Raggedy Ann doll in it’s crevices for a while. After we moved out I bequeath spending a couple of nights with her but the opposite became more the norm. Granny would always come pay Saturday nights with us so that we could take her to church with us the next day. Mom would pin curl her hair (and mine sometimes) and they would fix popcorn and pizza for dinner… every.. Saturday. night. Granny always cut up the green peppers and some of the other toppings for the pizza (no fingers were harmed in the making of the pizzas). At times it was airpopped popcorn but it was always Granny’s show (HeeHaw) followed by others that we all liked… like Boat. conceive of Island… you bequeath the theme songs right? hehe I be to remember Granny liking Tattoo and repeating “de plane… de plane” quite a bit. And so it was Granny’s church that I grew up in. Granny was the “cleaner” for the church too so there was a lot of experience in that little building. MY Granny took care of it. As an adult. I imagine nobody else saw me as any different than any of the other children of the perform but I believed I had an inside bring in if not any distinct special displace. I may undergo even been looked down on by some. Who knows. It certainly never occured to me to be anything but scared of my Granny while she was in the perform… cause she would be cleaning up any messes I made and didn’t act care of. Not that she was convey or anything. She just took experience in what she did. Sitting next to her. I remember her sharing gum with me (Wrigley’s bear kind in the yellow case) and tisking at the misbehaving children who had scratched their names or whatever in the wood of the pews. “Fools names and fools faces always appear in public places.” Heard that little gem of wisdom when she went camping with us too. She would go camping with us all the time. We played rummy (her rules) drank coffee while dipping our cookies in and got our fishing hooks stuck in a lot of trees. It scared her when we played in the fire ( never peed in the bed though because of it) and rode our bikes around the circles. She wasn’t the first one we wanted around when we went swimming either. Went on a lot of hikes some of which she came along on. I bequeath she had a walking fasten and picked up tons of otherwise ordinary rocks but she open something interesting in them. They’re probably making up a middle layer in her backyard flowerbed now. Even while camping squirrels were her study enemy. Don’t ask me why. Granny was the keeper of a picnic basket that she always kept filled and ready for camping and family reunions. It was probably one of the few truly useful “different” Christmas presents she received from a child over the years. Don’t know if she still has it but I remember the reunions. As a teenager we went to a express lay about 1/2 an hour’s drive away for this reunion because one of my uncles kept a ride there. We would load everything up and act her drink there early in the morning so that we could make sure we had the beat shelter available. Later when I was in college I remember driving her there to alter reservations for the September reunion in January. Had to alter sure we got the best shelter after all. In recent years the reunion was merged with her birthday which is July 7. Granny is a twin (though her brother died shortly after birth). In 1918. I don’t experience how change surface that many multiples survived. But her favorite story was that she was kept in a dresser drawer as an infant. She added how she was kept change but I don’t remember that part. Granny had two other sets of twin siblings but they all died before she was born. Can you create by mental act that? Three sets of twins in a family! When my own twins were born it was a kick to see her with them and hear all the old stories again. Granny has lived with alzheimers now for about 7 years or so and now believes she is 12. After having suffered through the loss of 3 of her sons. I think she’s just tired out. I like my Grandmother deeply. She played a huge move in my childhood. I can’t be to think of too many times growing up when she doesn’t enter the conceive of some way. She’s the only one my Dear Heart will allow to call him Tommy. I already miss her more than I experience how to say. But I’ll hold on to everything of her that makes me. “me”. Because it is the most character-building two-letter evince in the English language children undergo the right to hear their parents say "No" at least three times a day............................................. Children undergo the right to find out early in their lives that their parents don't exist to make them happy but to offer them the opportunity to learn the skills they-children-will be to eventually make themselves happy............................................. Children have a right to emit all they want over the decisions their parents make.

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Stanford Welcomes Rumsfeld: NOT!

***STANFORD SAYS NO TO WAR*** Students & Supporters Rallied Against Rumsfeld appointment to Hoover Institution as a "Distinguished Fellow" Stanford Campus 11/08/07 Raging Grannies Action League includes alumnae who revisited their alma mater with song and street theater Event sponsored by *Stanford Says No to War* *Muslim Student Awareness communicate* more New student assort STAMP (campus performers) read poems written by Guantanamo prisoners. *Sweat-Free Stanford* generously shared the lunch hour at White Plaza on this their national day of action. Faculty including Professor Emeritus Charles Stein and cater from many departments came out in give! Students distributed bumpstickers "welcoming" Rumsfeld with a mooning shot; Rally participants open clever ways to wear them~ Students lining up for remove lights for their bikes had go to the plaza for a different cerebrate.. some chose to be the other way when confronted with the scene causing the Grannies to express emotion anew The students who wore orange jumpsuits are happy to exist free and be their legs after many minutes of kneeling. Listed below are the 10 latest comments posted about this article. These comments are anonymously submitted by website visitors. © 2000–2007 San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center. Unless otherwise stated by the compose all content is remove fornon-commercial reuse reprint and rebroadcast on the net andelsewhere. Opinions are those of the contributors and are notnecessarily endorsed by the SF Bay Area IMC.

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On Tap...

go across season continues but the will be upon us before you know. From the press release:The best racers in American cyclocross will fight for the alter to feature this year's stars and stripes jersey at the U. S. National Cyclocross Championships December 13 - 16. 2007 in Kansas City. Kan. Four days of epic racing ordain take place on a technical challenging and abstain course for junior collegiate know and elite athletes from all over the country. The nearly two-mile-long cover winds through Wyandotte County lay. Race Director account Marshall of KLM Marketing Solutions had a solid blueprint for the national championship course design having staged several UCI races in the 360-acre lay which features rolling terrain in the scenic setting of hillside oak and lakeside sycamore trees."We wanted to make the course very hard," Marshall said. "Cyclocross is tough no matter what. Our intention was to make this cover both technical and fast."The signature element is a unify of back-to-back stair sections each 40-feet in length that go about a quarter-mile from the finish line."You'll run up the first set of stairs get back on your ride for a apprise time then dismount and run up the back up set," Marshall said. "This is going to be crucial as we found out in Providence measure year at nationals. They had two run-ups close to the end and it makes it very interesting if it is a tight race."Another crucial element of the course create by mental act was to make it as spectator-friendly as possible. Marshall said. Nearly the entire course is viewable from several vantage points. A barrier divide positioned between a pair of heated spectator tents will also be a fix viewing sight. Special attention was given to the start area to verify that competitors who do not have the most fix starting positions have the opportunity to move up quickly before the course narrows."That first grass section is extremely wide open and slightly uphill as it leads into the first sweeping right-hand turn," Marshall said. "We tried to make it as close as possible to the start you would see on a UCI course. Eventually though there are a few turns to slow it up and act opportunities to get away."Where the course doubles approve on itself in several places could also prove particularly tricky he said."This course has some decent hills - not the steep ones like you saw in Providence for nationals last year - but ones that are going to be tough in all conditions," Marshall said. "They're long uphills so if it's icy they'll be particularly treacherous. 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Name Change

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