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December 2001 ~ Vol 6 Our Winter issue find us grateful for many things great and small. Our membership has grown and we appreciate your on-going support. The world has changed drastically since our first issue; the events of September 11 and their aftermath have shown us the importance of living life as fully as possible. Revel in the presence of your loved ones and the rituals that bind you, as the holidays are the time for drawing families near. Wishing you the merriest of holidays, The Editors And now on with the show! Stories Janet Leister's enchanting twist on the traditional
Christmas story Kaila Chan describes the humorous lengths a mother
will go to in order to preserve a child's sense of
wonder. No Christmas is complete without a fairy tale or two.
Sara Wadington demonstrates. Sharmagne Leland-St John writes of ritual and
remembrance. Poems Deborah Russell honors us with a
"photographic" submission. The echoes of history in Randall Stickrod's poem about
an ancient place. Sharmagne Leland-St John weighs in trying to see
what's under the surface. A blessing by Eddy Robey Recipes Beignets and Latkes with Tomato Lemon Confit by Eddy Robey Frank Abbott Trice's Home Ec teacher mother could burn
water. Fortuntely for us, this talent skipped a
generation. Here he shares a recipe for a wonderfully
refreshing sorbet. Please join us at * Visit our First Edition Book Store
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