Writing With Diana

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Her dad Henry always called Josephine "the cat's pajamas," reminding him each and every day of a lively, little spitfire.

He told his friend Martin that It seemed like every time he looked around, she was getting into some kind of trouble.

"Yeah, I remember the time when she was only six yeas old and ended up perched on top of the two-story roof of your house," said Martin.

But then one day in her teenage years, commented Henry, Josephine's life took a turn and somehow she lost her stride.

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Story #4

Harrison went to sleep in his bungalow on Mission Beach in San Diego dreaming of the great waves that he and his little terrier dog Tintin were going to catch tomorrow. The competition for surf dogs was fierce this year, but Harrison and Tintin knew they had a fighting chance to win.

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Story #3

Maxine from Tulsa, Oklahoma, had a motto: "Everything has a place and everything in its place" and she drove her husband Harold and her two kids, little Harvey and Suzy, crazy with her neatness. Then one day the Elizabethan figurine that had been in a specific place on her antique table in the living room for 15 years was gone and Maxine went ballistic.

Story #2
Stepping out on to the scorched asphalt highway, with his Ostrich boots, white Wrangler jeans, and banjo, Anders stuck out his thumb, hoping to make it to Dillon, Montana, by Friday. Only hours before, in the early morning light, Anders had left behind his manager of 12 years in the Starlight Motel at the edge of Nashville.