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Martians and the Oak
October came early that year. The frost crept up like a virus coating everything with it’s frozen sheen and you couldn’t tell the smokers from the non as everyone had jack frost dragon breath. Jack laced his boots to the top most notch and added an extra layer before braving out into the corn field...

Too Much Glitter
About five years ago my little sister was diagnosed with a brain
tumor. It was the size of a "grapefruit" and filled roughly half of
her head. I wasn't there when it was discovered, but within 24 hours
she was under the knife. A team of talented surgeons, doctors and
nurses at the children's hospital carefully removed it. At the time
we thought it was benign, later it turned out to be malignant.
However, it hasn't grown in years and she went on to college and this
past May, she graduated with honors from Hope college. I was there
with her for some of the MRI's in the months that followed and in the
Intensive Care Unit could see other children afflicted with equally
horrible ailments. It was during those months I committed to donating
blood...

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