Renee crouched behind the fence and watched in silence as the rest of her family arrived at the church. It was mid-morning and the chill of winter was gone, replaced by the growing warmth of spring. The sun played hide-and-seek amid scattered clouds, giving the day alternately a subdued and moody cast among some bright spots. This was most appropriate as far as Renee was concerned given her thoughts at the moment. Earlier in Continue reading
It stood silently in the mist, the sun struggling to gain advantage – a cold northerly wind blowing, and the fog swirling in hazy patterns across its face. It loomed as an immense and forbidding presence, yet, it beckoned out of the shadows of the past, and Valeri could no longer not come to it. She held tightly to her Grandfather’s hand as they walked slowly along the promenade. As they approached, what had been a sliver of darkness on the crest Continue reading
December 7th starts out as a normal kind of day and we attend the 11:00 o’clock services as usual but it quickly turns into a weird day and it really upsets Mama and Daddy. I don’t understand what’s going on at first, but then it begins to be clear as I overhear things the adults are saying: the Japanese attacked a U.S. navy base in a place called Pearl Harbor and destroyed most of our ships. There was no warning so our navy wasn’t prepared for the attack. Continue reading
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