October 2001 News

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DS writes of moving into a new home, but finding it not so empty.

The Skeleton Key, the newest story from the rainy northwest.

"Jaysus", I replied, "He must have been well pissed not to miss one of them."

Brendan Dolby writes about his experience of the 11th of September 2001in Nine-Eleven, Dublin.

My brother comes by and posts a story about him and I unsuccessfully trying to steal a car when we were teenagers.

Read One Rainy Night at PhillyStories.

Laurie Chase sums up much of her story in the opening paragraph:

"Now Lee and me were late getting to Berbati's Pan, and witnessed a harried Roger Nusic b-lining for the door. We guessed that meant his set was over. I sobbed an inner sob. I was pining for the old days of "The Rockin' Sri Lankan" with patched bell-bottoms and a gold lame cape. It was not to be."

Read Those of the Old School, new in the not-yet-rainy Portland Stories.

I still don't even know her last name, but she wrote to me with a story of serious transition.

"I spent those three weeks going downhill like a child who's lost control of her sled. Careening wildly into people, places and things, not knowing when the end would come..."

The latest BostonStory, by Amy, is End, Begin.

For months we got away with telling my parents we went to the movies, never having seen any of them. We would just flash the pictures from the photo booth and tell them what the movie was about when we got home.

Midsummer nights, a new story about summer and self-discovery, at Shreveport Stories.

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