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  Thanksgiving Without You...

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  Every time I look up, I see your face – your bright and smiling face looking down upon me. I miss you deeply and more than I have ever missed anyone. You held me in your arms for years. You were always there for me and now I feel hopeless and unloved, without you. I’ve been through a lot in lif...
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  What a Week at Camp Can Do

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  “Do I really have to go to camp, Grandma?” “What? You don’t want to go? We’ve already packed and you’ve been looking forward to going for a week at camp all summer. You’re going!” I was having second thoughts about going to camp. I was afraid that I would end up being teased...
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  The Deterioation of Macbeth

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  Napoleon Bonaparte once said, “Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct them.” This quote applies to the character of Macbeth and his subsequent downfall because it outlines the ef...
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  Proud or Ashamed?

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  This last century has been a century of immense change, with decisions Canada has made that are both good and bad for our country and people. As Canadians, we should be proud of our accomplishments, like having our first female Prime Minister, and the Terry Fox run, and ashamed of the in just ...
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  Let Your Voice Be Heard ~ The Story of Ashley Smith

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  On October 19th, 2007, Ashley Smith, a 19 year old, young woman, from Moncton, New Brunswick, died, while in prison, serving her sentence, in a federal secure custody facility, called, Grand Valley Institute for Women, a facility nearby Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Prior to her nine institut...
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  A Tear of a Child

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada

  July 15, 2007 - “Honey, I think it’s time for you to go to bed. You have a long day ahead of you.” My Mom said to me. “Mommy! Can I stay up a little bit longer? Please Mommy!” I begged. “No, I think you need to go to sleep” my Mom told me. “… But I like this show.” I told her. I ...
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  Nature's Simplicity

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  The Love Canoe

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Thoughts

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  The Blur

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Blue

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Be You!

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Togetherness

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  You're Not Alone

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  The Shine

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Life's a Climb

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Depression

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Fresh

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Simplicity

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  A New Chapter, A New Beginning

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Simply Free

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Family is the Simplicity of True Happiness

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  Parted

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  A Wave in the Ocean

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada
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  The Simplicity of Happiness

  

  By klegault, St. Thomas, Canada