Stories Through The Ages Baby Boomers Plus 2019 - Bog

Payday at the Mountaineers Café’ by Joanne M. Kuhns is told through the eyes of Lindy, a little girl in the early 1960's.
Paddys Tonsorial Emporium by Ronald C. Milburn - The story is told through the eyes of the shoe-shine boy, George.
Now Would be Forever by David Tarpenning - Henry Stevens survives the depression and all the other difficulties of life that a small farmer must face.
Revolt of the Blessed Virgin Mother by Mary Alice Dixon - A romp through the mind of a fifth-grade girl and the school play.
The Dog’s His by Jamie Enslin - Big brother gets a puppy yet, most of the chores fall to little sister who performs them willingly.
The Narcissist by Jackie Ross Flaum - Former alderman Dan Anderson died of poison from the Narcissus poeticus flower.
St. Paul’s Living Nativity by Jay Gilbert - Nothing grabs your attention like a living nativity scene on a cold Christmas evening.
Trouble with Blooming by Lisa McCormack - A young girl coming of age during a difficult time in her life and the life of her loved ones.
A Night in St. Louis by Race McKee - A freak snowstorm and a little serendipity offer a chance at romance and reward as coincidental travelers come together.
Reelect the President by Anthony J. Mohr - Real inside information on the Nixon Presidency. A part of the story never told.
The Teacher by I.M. Merckel - A feel-good tale about a curmudgeonly traveler who spends more time in airports than at home.
Life and Death in Vietnam by Lt. Col. Robert B. Robeson, USA (Ret) - An emotional description of what a medical evacuation helicopter pilot experienced during the war.
Tincup, Colorado 1982 by Matthew Tredway - A young man grows up on an idyllic mountain range, living the cowboy life. Only not every experience was pleasant.
The Ring by Trudy Wells-Meyer - A story of a hairdresser, an act of love between a long-time client and a promise
Woven by Patricia Walkow - A story of a couple whose lives are affected by a seemingly impossible event that causes them to reflect on a relationship grown stale.