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Kathy Bradley: Worthiness of rain
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Across the field I could hear it coming, like the rustling of a thousand pages, the whispers of a thousand lovers, the lifting of a thousand wings. The rain moved toward me across the broad, flat field, a row at a time. I’d been doubtful when I left the house, based upon the general dryness and the dust that rose when a single car passed me, that any significant moisture would materialize.
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How do we earn a home in heaven?
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When I was in school, everybody had to join something or be an outsider. If you were a part of 4-H, Glee Club, Latin Club, Varsity Letter, the band or even the Leave it to Beaver Fan Club, you were acceptable. This was not written in stone, but attendance was the measure of success.
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