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Fictional Story: Once Was Enough, David Russell

Hello Grafted In Readers, First, I would like to wish Holiday Season regards to each of you and thank you for reading our blog as often as you might. Comments are always welcomed, and tell a friend about this little enclave if you think they would be interested. -Below, is another one of my fictional creative efforts. The story is titled, "Once Was Enough", yours truly, David Russell, the author. The story is set in Boise, Idaho, and about that town dealing with an incident that nearly got out of hand at the fictional football game between BSU and BYU. Feedback welcomed as comment here, Facebook, or where you can find me. Once Was Enough by David Russell Mary and Gene were embarking on enjoying the carefree golden years of life that they had most assuredly earned. Mary had taught in the Boise school system for 28 years, and Gene had worked at the Idaho Power as a lineman for Ada County for 30 years. They had known each other since high school and married after Mary...

Honoring Three Million Persons: May Be You!

Hello Grafted In Readers, Today is November 12 in my corner of blog-land. Windy conditions and isolated flood warnings are to be the mix, with snow flurries possible early weekend in my region. Warming up again though next week! -Today as author of Grafted In And On The Journey Blogspot.com, please join me in giving honor to National Epilepsy Awareness Month. ***** Here are some interesting starter facts: (1) About three million US residents are said to have the brain disorder, epilepsy. (2). According to www.scccmh.org, (Saint Clair County Community Mental Health), there are several types of epilepsy. (3) Each type has its own cause, symptoms, and treatment protocol. (4) Given the numbers, epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in the US. -Salute the Epilepsy Foundation and its web site, www.epilepsy.com -Frequently updated newsletters and news items. The latter in audio form. -Host the National Walk for Epilepsy and November's National Epilepsy Awaren...